Student Research Assistant - Nematology
Listed on 2026-07-16
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Research/Development
Research Assistant/Associate
Working Title
Student Research Assistant - Nematology (2)
DepartmentCAES-Plant Pathology
Employment TypeEmployee
Salary$15.00/hr
Start Date03/18/2024
LocationAthens Area
Open Until FilledYes
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Classification TitleStudent Assistant
FLSA StatusNon-Exempt
FTE.50
Position SummaryThis position involves sorting and recording nematode plant and soil samples that were received from our clients, filling 100cc beakers with soil, extracting plant-parasitic nematodes from samples, accurately entering nematode assay results into a database system, washing glassware, discarding leftover soil and plant samples, keeping the lab neat and clean, and if necessary sterilizing glassware, remaining out-of-state soil samples and other related materials in an autoclave.
In addition to processing nematode diagnostic samples, the incumbent would work on various greenhouse and field research projects on the management of plant-parasitic nematodes associated with different crops. Specifically, the incumbent would maintain both greenhouse and field experiments, apply treatments, and may travel to layout trials and record relevant data.
Standing, bending, enduring outside and/or inside elements for extended periods of time. Lift up to 50 lbs. Minimal lifting/bending in the normal operations of a typical office/lab environment. Travel to/from multiple locations to complete job duties. Driving.
Trust PositionYes
Financial ResourcesNo
P-Card RequirementNo
Driving RequirementYes
Children Under 18 InteractionNo
Security AccessYes
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ContactInformation
Name:
Sophie Usher
Email: sophie.usher
Phone:
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