Casual Nonexempt - Hematology, Oncology and Tranasplantation

Casual Nonexempt - Hematology, Oncology and Tranasplantation

All required qualifications must be included in the application materials

• BA/BS degree or a combination of education and experience to equal 4 years
• Proficiency in basic biology laboratory skills and standard laboratory safety protocols.
• Demonstrated experience with ELISA, biochemical analysis, and the processing of plasma samples.
• Strong background in statistical analysis and experience drafting scientific manuscripts.
• Proficiency in cell culture techniques, including experience handling both cell lines and primary cell cultures under strict sterile conditions.
• Proven experience with protein isolation and immunoblotting (Western blot) techniques.

• Interest in learning the design, fabrication, and implementation of microfluidic devices.
• Proficiency in, or a strong willingness to learn, phlebotomy.

40% Experimental Design & Laboratory Research

• Design and conduct experiments focusing on ELISA, biochemical analysis of plasma samples, and cell culture assays.
• Process plasma samples and maintain high-quality sample and cell workflows.
• Supervise and mentor junior scientists and undergraduate students in daily laboratory operations.
• Maintain excellent, highly detailed, real‑time documentation of all experimental procedures and data (at least daily).

30% Data Analysis & Collaboration

• Analyze and interpret complex experimental data, including statistical analysis.
• Prepare publication-quality figures for manuscripts, presentations, and reports.
• Maintain an up-to-date expertise in relevant scientific literature.
• Communicate effectively and meet regularly with internal and external collaborators.

20% Write Manuscripts & Reports

• Draft and edit manuscripts for peer-reviewed journals, progress reports, and abstracts.
• Assist the Principal Investigator (PI) with grant‑writing and proposal preparation.
• Attend regular progress meetings with the PI.

5% Presentations

• Present data, updates, and literature reviews at lab meetings, as well as local and international conferences.

5% Laboratory Management Support

• Assist the junior scientist with general laboratory management, including inventory tracking, ordering supplies, space organization, and other miscellaneous laboratory duties.

Pay Range: $20.00/hour ; depending on education/qualifications/experience.

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