What are the responsibilities and job description for the Senior Research Associate position at Preclinical Research Associates?
Company Description
Preclinical Research Associates is dedicated to providing high-quality surgical services that support preclinical research and advance scientific discovery. With a commitment to precision, consistency, and animal welfare, we tailor our surgical models to meet the unique needs of modern biomedical research. By offering on-site surgical services, we minimize stress on animal models, streamline study timelines, and enable real-time collaboration with research teams. Our expertise spans routine and complex surgical procedures, ensuring accuracy and compliance with the highest industry standards. We are committed to facilitating translational research through dependable and validated surgical solutions.
Role Description
The Senior Research Associate will perform and assist in preclinical surgical procedures, ensuring compliance with study protocols and regulatory standards. Daily responsibilities include preparing surgical models, monitoring animal welfare during procedures, collecting and managing data, and collaborating with research teams to achieve study objectives. The role also involves contributing to quality assurance, maintaining sterility standards, and refining surgical protocols as needed.
Qualifications
- Experience in surgical procedures, preoperative and postoperative care, and animal handling
- Proficiency in research data collection, analysis, and maintaining accurate documentation
- Knowledge of compliance standards, regulatory guidelines, and quality assurance in preclinical research
- Strong collaboration, communication, and problem-solving skills
- Bachelor's or higher degree in Biomedical Sciences, Animal Science, or a related field
- Experience with complex surgical models (e.g., vascular access, cardiology, neuroscience models) is a plus
- Surgical Research Technician (SRT), Surgical Research Specialist (SRS) certifications or similar certifications are beneficial