What are the responsibilities and job description for the Laboratory Research Technician II - Wells Lab position at CHEManager International?
The University of Pittsburgh, Department of Immunology, is seeking a full-time technician to support newly funded research programs. The Wells lab investigates the role of host-intrinsic genetic factors that determine the development, maintenance and function of the immune system in barrier tissues, particularly the skin. There are opportunities for independent projects within the mission of the laboratory, based on the applicant's skills and goals, and after a period of guided supervision. Applicants that are interested in having their own independent project are encouraged to apply.
The applicant will support the function of the laboratory and assist scientists conducting experiments in cellular and molecular immunology. The applicant should have some experience with flow cytometry and basic immunological techniques. A significant task will include maintenance of the mouse colony, which includes breeding, weaning, PCR-based genotyping, and record keeping. The applicant should be very eager to learn new techniques and improve existing techniques.
The applicant will support the function of the laboratory and assist scientists conducting experiments in cellular and molecular immunology. The applicant should have some experience with flow cytometry and basic immunological techniques. A significant task will include maintenance of the mouse colony, which includes breeding, weaning, PCR-based genotyping, and record keeping. The applicant should be very eager to learn new techniques and improve existing techniques.