What are the responsibilities and job description for the PBC Histology Research Tech III position at The University of Pittsburgh?
PBC Histology Research Tech III
This position involves supporting the histology technicians and manager with the daily operations of the lab to include, but not limited to, receiving and distributing projects, database management, sample preparation, equipment maintenance, reagent formulation, and maintaining stock supply of consumables. The position will prepare and facilitate the organization of projects. The incumbent will transfer materials to and from the imaging department. The candidate will undergo training in basic areas of histology to assist the techs as needed.
The candidate will also perform tasks that are assigned to them by the manager.
Performs a variety of independent laboratory work and experiments such as determining experimental protocols and preparation of specimens and cultures. Prepares reports of findings subsequent to compilation and analyzation. Oversees specimen inventory. Develops documentation for publication; crafts manuscripts and grant proposals.
This position involves supporting the histology technicians and manager with the daily operations of the lab to include, but not limited to, receiving and distributing projects, database management, sample preparation, equipment maintenance, reagent formulation, and maintaining stock supply of consumables. The position will prepare and facilitate the organization of projects. The incumbent will transfer materials to and from the imaging department. The candidate will undergo training in basic areas of histology to assist the techs as needed.
The candidate will also perform tasks that are assigned to them by the manager.
Walking between building’s, on campus, standing and sitting for long periods at the bench.
Bending to put away supplies, lifting up to 30 pounds. Reading small print on vials and tubes.
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