Research Associate II

Key Responsibilities
Perform small animal in vivo procedures, including monitoring, dosing, sampling, necropsy, organ collection, and dissection.
Conduct dosing via routes such as i.p., s.c and p.o.
Maintain accurate study records and communicate progress clearly with team members.
Assist with lab operations, including ordering and stocking supplies, maintaining cleanliness, autoclaving materials, inventory tracking, and proper biohazardous/chemical waste disposal.
Provide weekend and off-hours weekday coverage as required.
Required Qualifications
BS or MS in Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Immunology, or related field with 1+ years of small animal in vivo experience or equivalent experience.
Strong experience with small animal handling, dosing, sampling, necropsy, organ collection, and dissection.
Excellent communication, organization, flexibility, and teamwork skills.
Preferred Qualifications
Ability to design and conduct in vivo studies independently.
Experience with ELISA, flow cytometry, or molecular biology techniques.
Must Have (Technical/Non-Technical Skills)
Technical Skills
Hands-on experience with common animal administration routes such as i.p., s.c., and p.o. dosing.
Ability to collect, organize, analyze, and interpret experimental data.
Non-Technical Skills
Strong communication skills.
High sense of responsibility and accountability.
Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively in a team environment.
Nice to have
Experience with ELISA, flow cytometry, or molecular biology techniques.
Familiarity with computational data analysis with bulk RNAseq or ScRNAseq data.
Experience working in a regulated or pharmaceutical/biotech research environment.
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