From: BIGOS@Darwin.Stanford.EDU
Date: Wed Dec 11 1996 - 10:27:24 EST
JOB POSTING: Cell Sorter Operator Responsibilities 1) Operate cell analysis and cell sorting instruments in a service center (Shared FACS Facility) for a varied community of biological researchers. The instruments are based on commercial cytometers, but have major modifications and extensions of capabilities. 2) Thoroughly understand and be able to explain details of FACS instrument functions to users. Assist self-operators of these instruments in improving their skills. 3) Carry out routine maintenance and basic repairs on cell sorters and other cytometers. 4) Be fully familiar with software used in the FACS Facility. Assist Facility users in becoming familiar with the computer system and in using custom local software and commercial packages. 5) Understand the usual biological applications, cell handling, reagents, etc. used in the Facility. Under supervision of the director, assist researchers in designing FACS experiments and in evaluating their results. 6) Work with research staff on implementation of changes and updates to FACS Facility instruments. 7) Comply with government and university policies regarding health and safety practices. Qualifications: Education: Minimum: BA level in biology and/or engineering sciences. Desirable experience includes a) prior work as a cell sorter operator for varied users in a biological research setting (including sterile sorting), b) research in cell biology or related areas c) use or maintenance of scientific instruments d) maintenance and minor repair on your own car or bicycle. Work Schedule: Monday-Friday, 12 Noon - 8 PM. Position open now; will hire by end of January. Send resume and cover letter (can be electronically) to: Dr. David Parks Beckman Center B009 Stanford University Stanford, CA 94305-5125 parks@darwin.stanford.edu
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