Research Technician 2, Pathology & Lab Medicine
About The Position
The Jones Laboratory within the Pathology & Laboratory Medicine Department at Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine is seeking applicants for the position of Research Technician. The successful candidate will support ongoing studies investigating immune responses in the context of tumor immunotherapy, with focus on lymphatic and vascular biology, extracellular matrix remodeling, and T cell trafficking. This position offers excellent hands-on training in animal research, molecular techniques, and immunological assays for a recent graduate or early-career researcher.
Requirements
- Animal Management: Care for and maintain laboratory mice, ensuring their health, well-being, and compliance with institutional animal care standards
- Tissue Collection and Processing: Collect tissue samples from animals, prepare specimens for analysis, and assist in necropsy procedures
- Bacterial Culture and Preparation: Cultivate and maintain bacterial stocks; prepare inoculums with appropriate concentrations for experimental use
- In Vivo Studies: Assist with in vivo cell transplantation studies, measure cell engraftment, and perform functional studies of lymphatic and vascular biology
- Immunological Assays: Perform immunofluorescence staining, histological analysis, and other immunological characterization of mouse tissues
- Experimental Support: Work collaboratively with the research team to coordinate experiments, troubleshoot protocols, and ensure smooth project workflow
- Data and Records Management: Maintain detailed, accurate laboratory records; track experimental data and timelines
- Team Communication: Communicate effectively with laboratory staff regarding project progress, results, and any experimental issues
Responsibilities
- Care for and maintain laboratory mice, ensuring their health, well-being, and compliance with institutional animal care standards
- Collect tissue samples from animals, prepare specimens for analysis, and assist in necropsy procedures
- Cultivate and maintain bacterial stocks; prepare inoculums with appropriate concentrations for experimental use
- Assist with in vivo cell transplantation studies, measure cell engraftment, and perform functional studies of lymphatic and vascular biology
- Perform immunofluorescence staining, histological analysis, and other immunological characterization of mouse tissues
- Work collaboratively with the research team to coordinate experiments, troubleshoot protocols, and ensure smooth project workflow
- Maintain detailed, accurate laboratory records; track experimental data and timelines
- Communicate effectively with laboratory staff regarding project progress, results, and any experimental issues
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
