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PUCL Job#1051 - Laboratory Technologist IV - Charleston, South Carolina (Jan 1, 14)

Laboratory Technologist IV - Charleston, South Carolina

The Hollings Cancer Center of the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) invites applications for an experienced sort operator and flow cytometrist as a Laboratory Technologist IV with the Flow Cytometry and Cell Sorting (FCCS) shared resource. The Hollings Cancer Center is a NCI designated center with a strong commitment to fundamental and translational research in the areas of cancer immunology, gene/drug discovery, lipid signaling, and cancer control and prevention. The facility operates two staff-run cell sorters (FACS Aria II and MoFlo XDP) and three analyzers (LSRFortessa, FACSVerse and FACSCalibur) to accommodate Hollings Cancer Center and MUSC investigators.  

Position Description:

We are seeking an experience flow cytometrist to supervise the technical and administrative activities of the FCCS shared resource. The candidate will have a proven track record of hands-on cell sorting with FACSAria or MoFlo cytometers and be experienced in cytometer maintenance and troubleshooting. Applicants must have a working knowledge of laboratory techniques including sample preparation for flow cytometry and experience with biohazard research. The incumbent will offer guidance on flow cytometry protocols and advise on techniques to ensure that experiments are properly designed and competitive within the scientific community. Duties shared among FCCS staff include the operation of cells sorters and analyzers, cytometer maintenance and quality control, troubleshooting for clients and training investigators for independent operation of facility analyzers. The candidate must be proficient in analysis software such as FlowJo, ModFit and FACSDiva.  A bachelor’s degree in a scientific discipline and established history of cell sorting are required. The position requires current knowledge of experimental methodology and will include dedicated time for continuing education on techniques through literature review, attendance of University seminars, and participation at regional and/or national conferences. The Hollings Cancer Center is an exciting and burgeoning research environment and we seeking a candidate with enthusiasm to match.

Charleston is a beautiful and historic Atlantic coastal town. This city offers the perfect mix of history, Atlantic coastal beaches, food, art and music festivals in addition to award winning golf courses. Working at MUSC boasts the ideal combination of a rare opportunity to contribute to the growth of an already top-ranked medical institution while simultaneously enjoying the unsurpassed quality of life that this charming city has to offer.

Interested candidates should submit a curriculum vitae upon application online.  Names and contact information of three referees should be provided upon request. Please submit application by following the link below:

http://www.jobs.musc.edu/postings/22808

 

Dr. Amanda C. LaRue, Ph.D.

Research Health Scientist, Ralph H. Johnson VAMC

Associate Professor, Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine

Scientific Director, Hollings Cancer Center Flow Cytometry and Cell Sorting Shared Resource

Medical University of South Carolina

Email: laruerc@musc.edu

Tel: (843) 789-6713

Fax: (843)876-5381

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