University of Rochester
Health Sciences
ResearchTechnician
“Research Technician at University of Rochester. Provides routine technical support. Collects, analyzes, and processes laboratory samples”
Industry & Context.
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
High School diploma or GED
Nice to Have
Associate's degree Health Science, Biology, Chemistry or other science related field of study, Equivalent combination of education and experience, Experience in a large complex health care or academic setting, Understanding of medical or laboratory terminology, Ability to effectively communicate with staff and faculty of all levels, Knowledge of University policies and procedures
What You'll Do.
Provides routine technical support
and processes laboratory samples
Performs a variety of tests
Assists in report writing
Sets up equipment and materials
Assists with technical procedures
Conducting research experiments
Sets up laboratory equipment
Provides data collection
Records experimental data
Assists with purchasing lab supplies
Monitors expenditures
Supports care and feeding of animals
Cleaning and maintaining cages
Ensures adherence to research protocols
Cleans and performs routine maintenance
Plans and modifies research techniques
Extracts data for follow-up
Performs inventory control
Performs housekeeping tasks
Attends weekly lab meetings
Participates in institutes and seminars
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Collaborates on the design of new projects; Works closely with staff to understand principles; Works closely with staff to become familiar with industry standards
Communication Scope
Effectively communicate with staff and faculty
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