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Research Technician II, Dermatology (College of Medicine-Phoenix)
Phoenix, AZ, USPosted 3 months ago
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Job Description
Under the supervision of the PI and senior lab personnel, develop, plan, design, refine, and conduct research. Maintain clear, detailed laboratory notebooks and electronic files with experimental procedures, calculations, and data. Conduct library searches to find information on related procedures and techniques that can be used in the laboratory. Summarize project work by documenting findings and procedures used; conduct literature reviews and background research, and assist with report writing, including preparing bibliographies as needed. Assist with compiling data and generating computerized statistical data for analytical purposes using software packages. Coordinate the acquisition of lab supplies, including inventory and ordering. Perform cleaning, sterilization, operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on machinery, instruments, and equipment used in research. Assist with ensuring regulatory compliance of the research program and participate in routine lab inspections. Maintain detailed records of chemicals used in the laboratory and arrange for waste disposal according to established procedures. Assist with creating and managing laboratory-shared spreadsheets and inventory logs. Provide routine and technical administrative support to research projects. Support the development and broadening of knowledge in cancer immunology through independent reading and participation in seminars. Participate in journal club and laboratory meetings. Prepare and present results at laboratory meetings and conferences. Assist with manuscript preparation for publication, including data generation and analysis, generating figures, drafting manuscript text, and online submission. Contribute to securing research funding by supplying data for grant proposals and progress reports. Compare and evaluate technologies for research project. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Knowledge of the principles and techniques of the subject discipline. Ability to set up and perform a variety of lab or field tests and operations. Skilled in recording results, making observations, analyzing data, and interpreting test results. Ability to communicate in a clear, concise manner orally and in writing.