Research Technician: Molecular Biology & Animal Models

SilkRoad; New York (NY); On-site; USD 56,000 - 63,000; Full time

Job summary

NYU Grossman School of Medicine is seeking a Research Technician to support multidisciplinary laboratory research involving animal models, human biospecimens, and various molecular techniques. The role includes hands-on work with mice, tissue culture, and data management in a collaborative environment.

The candidate should have a biology-related bachelor’s degree, strong communication skills, and willingness to work across translational research programs spanning neuroscience, microbiome, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences or related field with one year of experience
• Advanced training beyond basic lab training accepted in lieu of experience
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Hands-on experience with laboratory animals, mouse handling and colony maintenance preferred

Responsibilities

• Perform basic and advanced laboratory duties and maintain accurate records.
• Participate in animal research including mouse handling and in vivo imaging.
• Assist with human sample collection, processing, and biospecimen management.
• Prepare single-cell samples for multi-omics sequencing and assist with culture of microbes.
• Maintain research documentation and comply with IACUC/IRB protocols.
• Support organoid and ex vivo/in vitro model systems.

Skills

Mouse handling

Colony maintenance

In vivo imaging

PBMCs processing

Education

Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences or related field

Tools

qPCR

Gel electrophoresis

Western blotting

ELISA

Job description

NYU Grossman School of Medicine is seeking a Research Technician to support multidisciplinary laboratory research involving animal models, human biospecimens, and various molecular techniques. The role includes hands-on work with mice, tissue culture, and data management in a collaborative environment.

The candidate should have a biology-related bachelor’s degree, strong communication skills, and willingness to work across translational research programs spanning neuroscience, microbiome, and