Tissue Processing Technician

Origin Biologics; Las Vegas (NV); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Origin Biologics, Inc. in Las Vegas, NV is seeking a Tissue Processing Technician to manufacture human tissue allografts in a GMP environment.

You will process, package, and document per procedures while maintaining aseptic technique. This safety-sensitive role requires attention to detail, ability to follow strict instructions, and teamwork with Production and Quality groups to meet quality standards and regulatory requirements.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in biology or related field preferred; equivalent education considered.
• Experience with tissue banking or human tissue processing is strongly preferred.
• Knowledge of GMP and aseptic techniques applied to tissue processing.

Responsibilities

• Process and manufacture human tissue allografts in an aseptic environment.
• Perform tissue cutting, preparation, packaging, and other processing activities.
• Prepare sterile work areas, supplies, and equipment for tissue processing.
• Operate and monitor equipment used in tissue processing and graft production.
• Maintain accurate production and quality documentation per procedures.
• Clean, maintain, and sanitize instruments and equipment for sterilization.
• Monitor environmental conditions and report deviations to management.
• Manage inventory and maintain organized, inspection-ready work areas.
• Collaborate with Production and Quality teams to meet objectives.
• Complete required training and competency assessments.

Skills

Tissue handling

Aseptic technique

Documentation

GMP awareness

Quality mindset

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Biology

Job description

Origin Biologics, Inc. (OB) is part of the EBOS Group, a publicly listed global healthcare organization. Our mission is to provide the highest quality orthopedic implants to restore, repair, and regenerate biological and mechanical functionality lost due to degenerative diseases or trauma-related incidents.

About the Role

Tissue Processing Technicians work within designated production teams to manufacture safe, high-quality human tissue allografts in accordance with established specifications, procedures, and regulatory requirements. This role is an important part of our mission to restore patient lives through biologically superior allograft solutions.

The Tissue Processing Technician works in a controlled cleanroom environment and performs tissue processing, packaging, equipment operation, cleaning, and documentation activities while maintaining strict standards for quality, aseptic technique, and GMP compliance.

Key Responsibilities

• Process and manufacture human tissue allografts, including soft tissue, orthopedic/structural, dental, plastics, and dermis grafts.
• Perform tissue cutting, preparation, packaging, and other processing activities in an aseptic environment.
• Prepare sterile work areas, supplies, instruments, and equipment required for tissue processing.
• Assemble, operate, inspect, troubleshoot, and monitor equipment and instrumentation used in tissue processing and specialty graft production.
• Maintain accurate and complete production and quality documentation in accordance with approved procedures and work instructions.
• Perform routine cleaning, maintenance, sanitation, and preparation of instruments and equipment for sterilization.
• Monitor environmental conditions and report abnormalities, deviations, or processing concerns to management.
• Maintain appropriate inventory levels and clean, organized, inspection-ready work areas.
• Work closely with Production and Quality teams to meet production objectives and product quality requirements.
• Complete required training, competency assessments, and observational audits.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Biology or a related field preferred; equivalent education and relevant industry experience will also be considered.
• Previous tissue banking experience strongly preferred.
• Experience processing one or more types of human tissue, including soft tissue, orthopedic/structural allografts, dental, plastics, or dermis.
• Working knowledge of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and aseptic technique.
• Basic understanding of microbiological principles as they apply to tissue processing.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality.
• Ability to follow detailed procedures and work instructions consistently.
• Ability to maintain accurate documentation and records.
• Strong organizational and time-management skills.
• Ability to work independently and effectively as part of a team.
• Commitment to high ethical standards given the sensitive nature of human tissue processing.

This is a safety-sensitive position that requires strict adherence to established safety, quality, GMP, aseptic processing, and regulatory requirements. The position involves working in a controlled cleanroom environment and handling human tissue intended for implantation. Employees are expected to maintain a safe work environment and follow all applicable OSHA requirements and company procedures related to safety, product quality, tissue processing, and regulatory compliance.