Research Associate; In Vivo
Listed on 2026-02-07
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Research/Development
Research Scientist, Clinical Research
The Research Associate will perform general laboratory research and experiments following established protocols and SOPs. The Research Associate will perform routine laboratory and equipment maintenance, assist with ongoing research projects either independently or as a team member, analyze and archive study data. This is a 6-month contract based in Newark, California.
Responsibilities- Perform and assist principal investigators with animal studies that may include:
Dose administration – IP (intraperitoneal), intradermal, subcutaneous (SQ), intramuscular (IM), and oral gavage. - Daily mice weighing, daily Scoring after dosing completion.
- Assist team with daily preparation for dosing.
- Observe and communicate animal health conditions to appropriate personnel.
- Responsible for maintaining and archiving all study data files (electronic and hard copies).
- Understand and follow relevant Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Protocol requirements regarding all laboratory activities assigned or engaged in.
- Learn new in vitro/in vivo models as required and conduct them under general supervision.
- Use proper record keeping (GDP) to document work activities.
- Learn and develop proficiency in JMP analysis.
- Assist team members with ongoing studies.
- $31.57-$35.80/hr
As an employee, you have access to a comprehensive benefits package including:
- Medical insurance – PPO, HMO & HSA
- 401k plan
- Employee Assistance Program
- Long-term disability
- Weekly payroll
- Online timecard approval
R&D Partners is a global functional service provider and strategic staffing resource specializing in scientific, clinical research & engineering. We provide job opportunities within major pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device companies.
R&D Partners is an equal-opportunity employer.
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