THE RESEARCH INSTITUTE AT NATIONWIDE CHILDRENS HOSPITAL

THE RESEARCH INSTITUTE AT NATIONWIDE CHILDRENS HOSPITAL

Biorepository Lab Technician - RI BP Ell

Main Campus, Columbus, OH

Sponsorship not specified$11k-$20kDetected 8 hours ago
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About the role

  • Collects, processes, and stores biological specimens for laboratory testing and research purposes.

Requirements

  • Two years of laboratory research experience or equivalent, required.

Nice to have

  • Collects, processes, and stores biological specimens according to established protocols and standard operating procedures.
  • Ensures that specimens are properly labeled and tracked throughout the collection and storage process.
  • Communicates with other laboratory staff and researchers to ensure that specimens are collected and processed in a timely and efficient manner.
  • Bachelor's of Science or equivalent certification and experience, required.
  • Coursework in anatomy, physiology, statistics, and relevant research methods, preferred.

Skills

  • Organizational skills, attention to detail, and computer experience.
  • Ability to work efficiently independently and collaboratively.
  • Ability to adjust to change, handle interruptions, and function with changing circumstances.

Compensation

  • $11k-$20k

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