The purpose of the position is to perform independent research projects, assist with mouse colony maintenance for the Monk lab including health checks and breeding; provide mouse and zebrafish husbandry and assistance with experiments in the Monk Laboratory in the Vollum Institute.
Basic laboratory skills.
Must possess energy and drive to coordinate multiple projects simultaneously.
Ability to use tact and diplomacy to maintain effective working relationships.
Highly motivated and comfortable handling mice and zebrafish and must be comfortable in performing humane euthanasia.
The ideal candidate will be able to commit to 2 years in the role after hire.
Monday - Friday, days with occasional evening or weekend work.
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