Quality Control Chemist

Quality Expectations.

• Ensure worksheets and other quality documents accurately reflect current procedure. Document procedures with appropriate technical detail in writing as directed by supervisor.

• Notify supervisor of any deviation from current procedure.

• Utilize system of quality documents for recording maintenance, calibration and usage of equipment and instruments as directed by supervisor.

• Properly label chemicals and reagents with all needed quality documentation.

• Properly label chemicals and reagents with all needed quality documentation.

• Successfully complete required quality training.

• Write and review drafts of quality procedures as directed by supervisor

• Record quality observations in databases as directed by supervisor to aid in quality improvement efforts.

• Schedule, set-up and perform assays according to established protocols

• Review protocol and set-up assays according to priority level. Determine chemicals and quantities needed. Use appropriate equipment.

• Perform procedure independently, accurately, in a safe manner, according to an established protocol. Make minor adjustments to the protocol as needed.

• After completion of assay, appropriately discard waste; return reagents to proper location and clean area.

• Accurately interpret results and prepare complete, accurate and legible records.

• Complete volume of work required to achieve group/departmental goals and meet the established deadlines.

• Prepare written procedures as needed.

• Perform non-routine assays and assist in the troubleshooting process to resolve problems

• Carry out non-routine assays according to performance requirements for routine assays (see first essential responsibility).

• Use a logical approach to basic problem solving and demonstrate the ability and technical knowledge to develop a basic experimental design.

• Understand techniques and instrumentation to ensure accurate analysis

• Contribute to support function of the Laboratory

• Ensure that lab supplies are adequately stocked.

• Prepare testing reagents (e.g. buffers, gels, standards, etc.) as needed.

• Maintain (clean, calibrate, etc.) equipment, properly document and notify appropriate individuals if calibration is overdue.

• Maintain a clean work area and properly dispose of waste.

• Perform other group responsibilities thoroughly and in a timely manner.

Kind Regards,

Sasha Sharma

Clinical Recruiter

Integrated Resources, Inc.

IT Life Sciences Allied Healthcare CRO

DIRECT # - 732-662-7964