This position supports poultry health research through the design, implementation, and evaluation of advanced diagnostic and epidemiological studies. Responsibilities include leading laboratory‑based research projects, supervising personnel, and contributing to scholarly dissemination and grant development efforts. Design and conduct real‑time PCR, sequence typing, and next-generation sequencing (second‑ and third‑generation) research projects to evaluate existing and develop new poultry disease diagnostic assays Lead poultry disease epidemiology research to differentiate primary versus secondary pathogens and to identify sources of infection and transmission patterns Develop and refine research methodologies; identify potential issues, recommend and implement solutions, and collaborate in the development of new diagnostic and laboratory techniques Review research progress and evaluate experimental results to ensure data quality and project objectives are met Train students and staff in laboratory techniques and equipment operation, including technology capabilities, limitations, and expected outcomes Supervise students and staff and maintain organization, integrity, and management of laboratory spaces and research samples Participate in and present research findings at local, regional, and national professional meetings related to poultry health and diagnostics Assist with the preparation of scientific publications, grant proposals, and related research documentation.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree
Number of Employees
11-50 employees