Hiring Organization: Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Date Posted: 2008-04-04
Position Description:
Laboratory technicians needed to work on a team investigating physiological and behavioral development in macaques as part of ongoing pharmacological and behavioral genetics studies. Duties include, but are not limited to: daily behavioral observations, animal enrichment, cognitive testing, training animals for various behavioral tasks, physiological measurements, analysis of neuroimaging data, data entry, maintenance of neat and orderly records, and other duties necessary for functioning of the laboratory. The suitable candidate should be able to participate in the day-to-day operations of studies, analyze research data using appropriate computer software applications, internet bioinformatic resources, and contribute to the preparation of technical procedures and reports.
The ideal applicant will have previous research experience. The position requires excellent communication skills, ability to participate in multiple research projects as part of a collaborative team, and capacity to perform physically demanding work. Working conditions include outdoor work year-round. Technician must be able to consistently lift and carry objects weighing up to 40 pounds. Must be willing to work weekends, holidays, and overtime as required, as well as participate in training and occupational health and safety programs. Enthusiasm for working closely with monkeys is necessary.
The position is full-time.
Qualifications/Experience:
Bachelor's or Associates degree (minimum) in science-related field.
Proof of eligibility for working in the United States.
Negative TB test and Negative drug test required.
Salary/funding: Commensurate with education and experience.
Application Deadline: Until filled.
Contact Information:
Allyson J. Bennett, Ph.D.
Medical Center Blvd.
Winston-Salem, NC 27157
USA
abennett@wfubmc.edu
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