Greetings. We have an operator position available in the University
of Michigan Cancer Center Core Flow Cytometry Facility. A summary of
the position is presented below. More information can be found at:
http://www.umich.edu/~jobs/current/postings/M-022138-DD.html
Interested parties should forward their CV's and salary requirements to:
David Adams
davadams@umich.edu
Cancer and Geriatrics Center
1500 E Medical Center Dr
7416 CCGC 0946
Ann Arbor MI 48109
DUTIES:
Research flow cytometer operator: operate any of four flow cytometers/cell sorters
in the Biomedical Research
Core Flow Cytometry laboratory. Instrument operation: analyze and/or sort samples
prepared by facility clients;
provide data generated by those analyses, and assist clients in interpretation
of results. Technical duties: setup,
alignment and quality control of flow cytometer(s); laser alignment and maintenance;
preventative maintenance of
flow cytometers; minor instrument repairs. Administrative duties: data storage
and data archive maintenance;
library/on-line literature searches; maintain inventory of flow cytometry
laboratory supplies
NOTE:
The Flow Cytometry is interested in expanding its evening hours. A flexible work
schedule is a possibility with this
position.
DEPARTMENT QUALIFICATIONS:
BA/BS degree in science field, with some experience in basic laboratory and
scientific methods. Ability to work
independently and to produce and interpret technical data. Strong personal skills
that enable the employee to work
effectively with principal investigators, as well as, research technicians. A
desire to learn and master new
techniques. The ability to work independently and responsibly. A degree of
curiosity and enthusiasm for scientific
inquiry.
DESIRED QUALS:
Willingness to work afternoon/evening hours. Demonstrable computer familiarity
and capability, with a working
knowledge of MS Windows and MAC/OS. Basic mechanical abilities. General laboratory
skills, including pipetting
and microscope usage.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Requires the academic knowledge of a health science discipline such as public
health, microbiology, biochemistry,
anatomy, pathology, nursing, dental hygiene or medical technology, plus the
ability to translate, adapt and apply this
knowledge that is generally associated with a Bachelor's degree, supplemented by
one or more years of
progressively responsible experience in the conduct of health science research
or an equivalent combination of
health science education and experience.
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