This role participates in a planned research project by performing research protocols. Works independently and self-directed as assigned, providing oversight and technical training to other research staff. Needs a specialized education in the biological or chemical sciences and is required to consistently exercise discretion and judgment in execution, interpretation of experiments, and of data derived. George laboratory studies the molecular basis of coagulation and aims to develop gene therapies, including gene editing, for disorders of hemostasis and thrombosis. Current work is specifically focused on biochemical function of coagulation factor VIII and the development of personalized gene editing for congenital bleeding and clotting disorders. A Research Technician IV is a vital member of the George laboratory staff and will work collaboratively with other members in the lab, while thinking and working independently. A strong preference is given for anyone with a background in biochemistry, molecular biology and/or genetics. There is a preference for individuals interested in going on to pursue graduate school.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level