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Job qualifications:
Data entry, typing speed between 50-70 WPM.
Experience in Microsoft Word and Excel (knowledge of QuickBooks preferred).
Detail-oriented, strong organizational skills, good communication.
Answering customer phones, writing and managing emails, packing packages.

Laboratory responsibilities:
Culture and test primary cells under direct supervision.
Maintain cell inventories of frozen cell stock in liquid nitrogen tanks and record.
Assist with ordering lab supplies and maintaining laboratory stock and inventories.
Other laboratory organization and general laboratory management as delegated.
Bachelor's degree in biology, molecular biology, or life science is required.

Primary responsibilities:
Maintain mouse strains. Perform complex in vivo and in vitro experiments using mice and cell lines.
Perform laboratory experiments using biochemical and molecular biology approaches (including PCR, immunohistochemistry, Western blotting, and flow cytometry).
Collaborate with the scientific team to culture and test cells.
Maintain cell inventories of frozen cell stock in liquid nitrogen tanks for culture and long-term storage.
Assist with ordering lab supplies and maintaining laboratory stock and inventories.
Aid in the implementation of general laboratory maintenance protocols. Maintain comprehensive laboratory protocols and records of results.

Minimum qualifications:
Data entry, typing speed between 50-70 WPM. Experience in Microsoft Word and Excel (knowledge of QuickBooks preferred). Strong organizational skills and attention to detail are essential.
Candidates must have 1-2 years of previous cell culture experience. Experience in cell culture and mouse surgery procedures is a plus, but enthusiastic and driven starters are also welcome.
Bachelor's degree in molecular biology, cell biology or an equivalent field is required.

Responsibilities:
Maintain mouse strains. Perform complex in vivo and in vitro experiments using mice and cell lines. Maintain comprehensive laboratory protocols and records of results.
Perform laboratory experiments using biochemical and molecular biology approaches (including PCR, immunohistochemistry, Western blotting, and flow cytometry).
Analyze research outcomes, contribute to writing manuscripts, grants and other related documents. Monitor research grant expenditures.
Write the annual progress reports required for each funded grant per deadline. Work with the grants office in reconciling all budgets.
Assist in the preparation of new and competitive renewal grants. Renew and keep current all experimental animal and human subject protocols.

Qualifications:
MS and PhD in biology preferred. A degree in biology, molecular biology or life science is a must.
Strong writing skills, sound communication skills, and the ability to handle complex issues.
Willingness to work weekends and late hours when needed.