Research Technician - Sippy Lab

We focus our work on the basal ganglia and relevant input and output structures and aim to understand how sensory representations change when they become associated with goal directed movements and aim to translate our findings to models of psychiatric disease including depression, psychosis and addiction. Manage Schedule I, II, and III controlled substance programs, including licensing, purchasing, inventory, audits, storage, recordkeeping, and regulatory compliance with DEA and New York State Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement (NYS BNE) requirements.

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Position Summary:

We have an exciting opportunity to join our team as a Research Technician.

 The Sippy Lab at NYU Grossman School of Medicines Neuroscience Institute studies how sensory representations are translated into action. We focus our work on the basal ganglia and relevant input and output structures and aim to understand how sensory representations change when they become associated with goal directed movements and aim to translate our findings to models of psychiatric disease including depression, psychosis and addiction. We utilize calcium imaging (one- and two-photon imaging), and electrophysiological in vivo and in vitro techniques.

Under general supervision, performs advanced laboratory, administrative, financial, and regulatory duties in support of an active neuroscience research laboratory. Independently manages laboratory operations, research compliance, animal colony management, and administrative functions while assisting with experimental procedures and providing operational support to laboratory personnel.

Job Responsibilities:

Laboratory Operations and Research Support
Perform and assist with laboratory procedures including histology, animal injections, tissue imaging, viral vector handling, and related experimental techniques.
Maintain laboratory organization, equipment, inventories, supply procurement, and technical training of laboratory personnel.
Coordinate equipment maintenance and ensure laboratory readiness for research activities.
Mouse Colony Management
Oversee breeding, genotyping, colony planning, census management, animal allocations, and colony records.
Coordinate animal transfers, euthanasia requests, and colony health to support experimental needs.
Regulatory Compliance and Animal Research Oversight
Manage laboratory compliance with IACUC, IBC, EHS, and related institutional, federal, and state requirements.
Prepare protocol submissions, amendments, renewals, inspections, and accreditation documentation.
Monitors laboratory-wide animal records and conducts periodic compliance reviews and audits.
Controlled Substance Management
Manage Schedule I, II, and III controlled substance programs, including licensing, purchasing, inventory, audits, storage, recordkeeping, and regulatory compliance with DEA and New York State Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement (NYS BNE) requirements.
Finance and Grant Administration
Manage purchasing, vendor onboarding, procurement card reconciliations, reimbursements, expense tracking, and budget monitoring.
Coordinate material transfer agreements, service contracts, grant administration support, onboarding of laboratory personnel, and Principal Investigator scheduling and laboratory communications.

Assist with grant applications, progress reports, administrative documentation, proofreading of scientifi c materials, and preparation of fi gures and supporting documents.
Administrative Duties
Manage the Principal Investigator's calendar and coordinates meetings, seminars, and conference room scheduling.
Organize and facilitates onboarding of new laboratory personnel, including training requirements, protocol additions, system access, communication platforms, and required institutional documentation.

Minimum Qualifications:
To qualify you must have a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Life Sciences or a related field with one year of experience. Advanced (beyond basic lab training will be accepted in lieu of experience as assessed by the hiring Principal Investigator). Effective oral and written communication skills required.

Qualified candidates must be able to effectively communicate with all levels of the organization.

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