About the role
About the Role
The successful candidate will support a team of experienced scientists to execute pharmacological studies in various in vivo disease models. This is a highly collaborative position requiring not only proficiency in both in vivo and ex vivo laboratory techniques, but strong communication and organizational skills to support and coordinate complex animal studies.
Responsibilities
- Hands on execution of various in vivo techniques to support pharmacological studies including but not limited to:
- Rodent handling and dosing (oral gavage, intranasal, intratracheal, intravaginal delivery and IP, IM, IV, s.c. injections)
- Blood sampling (tail vein bleeds, submandibular bleed, terminal cardiac puncture)
- Bronchoalveolar lavage, fecal sample collection, vaginal swab collection
- Necropsy of various tissues for processing and histology (lung, colon, reproductive tract, brain, etc.)
- Hands on execution of various in vitro and ex vivo wet lab activities including but not limited to:
- Aseptic technique
- Formulations preparation
- Bacterial culture
- Tissue and blood sample processing
- Ability to adapt, learn, and master new or more complicated in vivo techniques
- Some off-hours and weekend work required
- Logistical coordination of studies: scheduling support staff, arranging formulation pickup and sample drop off
- Demonstrate strong aptitude, initiative, and a high level of scientific curiosity
- Remain compliant with all company required trainings and safety regulations
- Ensure high quality data generation and proper documentation of experimental designs, protocols, and findings
- Work independently and collaboratively across multi-disciplinary teams
Qualifications
- Minimum Associate degree
- Preferred bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences
- Minimum 2 years’ experience working with animals in a lab setting
Required Skills
- This is a highly collaborative position requiring not only proficiency in both in vivo and ex vivo laboratory techniques, but strong communication and organizational skills to support and coordinate complex animal studies.
- The successful candidate should be able to pick up and master new and complex in vivo techniques quickly; but equally should demonstrate strong aptitude, initiative, and a high level of scientific curiosity.
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