Technician I, Technical Operations

Ensure good welfare and humane care for all animals through gentle, positive human-animal interactions.,Train in on-boarding skills including animal handling, husbandry, observations, basic physiological indices, and data collection/recording.,Collect, document, review, and verify data on forms or in electronic data capture systems.,Ensure high levels of study quality to meet study goals.,Follow all PPE, safety, cleaning, and cross-contamination elimination practices.,Maintain appropriate communication with other personnel.,Support teammates, technicians, and members of other departments.,Follow direction from team leaders, trainers, research associates, and supervisors.,Use and maintain instrumentation and equipment according to SOPs.,Perform all tasks per SOP, BOP, and/or protocols.,Perform all other related duties as assigned.

High school diploma or General Education Degree (G.E.D.) preferred.,No previous experience required; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be accepted.,No specific certification/licensure required.

High school diploma or General Education Degree (G.E.D.) preferred

Ability to work extended hours (evenings, weekends, extended shifts, extra shifts, sometimes on short notice).,Ability to work under specific time constraints.,Requires overtime, weekend, holiday, and/or after hours shift coverage, as needed.,Must be authorized to work in the United States without a sponsor visa, now or in the future.,Ability to lift, move, manipulate, and/or hold heavy objects up to and including 50 pounds.,Requires performing laboratory procedures that involve talking, hearing, standing/sitting for long periods, data entry, using instruments, reaching, working in narrow spaces, and wearing safety equipment.,Work in a research environment with potential exposure to sharp objects, mechanical parts, toxic/caustic chemicals, biological hazards, fumes, airborne particles, and varying noise levels.,Regularly works with live animals with risk of exposure to allergens, zoonotic disease, and biohazards.