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The Biorepository Specialist at Indiana University plays a crucial role in leading research activities and protocol development within the Hereditary Genomics Lab. This position is integral to ensuring best practices and effective processes in the biorepository laboratory. The specialist will be responsible for researching, recommending, and implementing changes to laboratory protocols related to the storage, collection, and analysis of biological specimens. This role also involves supervising and mentoring junior-level staff, providing them with the necessary training to excel in their roles. The Biorepository Specialist will prepare summary data reports and create and maintain databases for the storage and analysis of specimens, ensuring compliance with all applicable local and federal regulations. In addition to these responsibilities, the specialist will maintain laboratory equipment, which includes preventive maintenance, scheduling repairs, negotiating service agreements, troubleshooting equipment malfunctions, and maintaining an active list of vendors for equipment loss. The role may also involve designing and conducting a wide range of complex experiments, contributing to the department's mission of advancing the understanding of genetic conditions through research and clinical trials. The ideal candidate will possess a strong commitment to quality and professionalism, demonstrating flexibility in a fast-paced environment while maintaining a high level of accuracy under pressure.