Research Lab Technician

Pay: $20 - $25 / Hour

Job Type: Full-time (August/September start)

Work Location: 491 Eglinton Ave W, Toronto, ON M5N 1A8

Flexibility: May occasionally support coordinator-level tasks

A dermatology practice in Toronto that offers a modern, patient-centered approach to skin health. Founded by board-certified dermatologists, the clinic combines expert medical care with the latest in cosmetic innovation. The team provides comprehensive treatments for a wide range of skin conditions and offers an extensive range of cosmetic treatments. They also conduct clinical trials to bring cutting‑edge therapies to patients.

The clinic’s mission is to redefine dermatology through expertise, innovation, and an unwavering focus on patient care.

You are reliable, organized, and comfortable working in a lab environment. You enjoy hands‑on tasks, following protocols precisely, and ensuring samples are processed, packaged, and shipped correctly. You take pride in maintaining a clean, compliant, and efficient research lab.

The Research Lab Technician supports the research unit by processing, packaging, and shipping clinical trial samples according to study protocols. This role ensures the integrity of biological specimens and smooth coordination between the clinic and central laboratories.

• Shipping and receiving in research unit
• Processing samples
• Packing samples and following study protocols
• Communicate effectively with investigators, participants, sponsors and regulatory bodies
• Occasional Subbing for Research Coordinator
• Following study protocols

• BSc in a life science field preferred
• Experience in a lab environment (academic or clinical) is an asset
• Strong knowledge of medical terminology and clinical trial processes regulations, ethics, and Good Clinical Practice (GCP)
• Excellent organizational and multitasking skills with attention to detail and accuracy
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a team environment
• Strong organizational and time‑management skills
• Ability to work in a fast‑paced research setting

Proper sample handling is critical to the success of dermatology clinical trials. Your work ensures accurate lab results and supports the development of new treatments.