Research Lab Tech Porphyria Research

Mass General Brigham•Boston, MA

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Dr. Amy Yeung is seeking a Research Technician II to join an active basic, translational, and clinical research program focused on porphyria, a group of rare genetic disorders of heme biosynthesis. Working at the Cutaneous Biology Research Center (CBRC) with the PI and a postdoctoral fellow, the Research Technician II will conduct laboratory research involving cell culture, molecular and cellular assays, biospecimen processing, data analysis, and experiments investigating the genetic, hematologic, and cutaneous mechanisms of porphyria and responses to treatment. The position will also support investigator-initiated and industry-sponsored clinical trials, observational and registry studies, participant recruitment and study visits, clinical data collection and management, regulatory documentation, and the collection of research biospecimens. This position offers the opportunity to contribute to porphyria research spanning laboratory-based investigation and direct interaction with patients.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree Related Field of Study required
Previous Research Lab Experience 1-2 years required
Analytical skills and ability to resolve technical problems.
Ability to interpret acceptability of data results.
Strong Computer skills.
Demonstrated competence in research techniques and methodologies.

Nice To Haves

Can this role accept experience in lieu of a degree? Yes

Responsibilities

Executes protocols of non-routine experiments.
Assists PI with determining the most suitable methodology.
Performs basic design and modification of protocols.
Calculates, transcribes, and analyzes data.
Prepares and presents reports.
Organizes and summarizes acquired data using scientific and Statistical Techniques.
Participates in the design of experiments or field work.
Conduct laboratory research involving cell culture, molecular and cellular assays, biospecimen processing, data analysis, and experiments investigating the genetic, hematologic, and cutaneous mechanisms of porphyria and responses to treatment.
Support investigator-initiated and industry-sponsored clinical trials, observational and registry studies, participant recruitment and study visits, clinical data collection and management, regulatory documentation, and the collection of research biospecimens.