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We're Hiring: Biobank Histopathology Scientist!
We are seeking an experienced Biobank Histopathology Scientist to join our dynamic team in Gaithersburg. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in histopathology, biobanking processes, and a passion for advancing research through high-quality tissue sample management.
Location:
Gaithersburg, United States Role:
Biobank Histopathology Scientist
Your main responsibilities as a Biobank Histopathology Scientist:
Manage or escalated histology issues to bring expertise to resolve problems.
Contribute to biobank operations and laboratory training & education and maintenance of histology and microtomy areas, relevant SOPs, equipment maintenance, COSHH guidelines and risk assessments.
In addition, the role holder will understand Safety Health and Environmental (SHE) procedures and other regulations applicable to the subject area.
When applicable, provide histological technical support to the organization and collaboration with scientific functions, including Microtomy, cryosectioning, routine histological staining, immunohistochemistry staining, slide scanning and digital image analysis.
To be responsible for the implementation and continued maintenance of archiving of all study-based materials, including raw data, images, FFPE blocks and slides.
What we are looking for in a Biobank Histopathology Scientist:
At minimum 5 years of histotechs experience.
Fully competent in Histology techniques such as Microtomy, different staining methodologies and evaluation of the different challenges in the process.
Fluent in English as the company working language.
Degree in a scientific discipline (BSc or MSc).
Excellent communication skills.
Benefits: As an employee, you have access to a comprehensive benefits package including:
Medical insurance – PPO, HMO
Dental & Vision insurance
401k plan
Employee Assistance Program
Long-term disability
Weekly payroll
Expense reimbursement
Online time card approval
Ready to contribute to groundbreaking research?
Apply now and let’s advance science together!
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We are seeking an experienced Biobank Histopathology Scientist to join our dynamic team in Gaithersburg. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in histopathology, biobanking processes, and a passion for advancing research through high-quality tissue sample management.
Location:
Gaithersburg, United States Role:
Biobank Histopathology Scientist
Your main responsibilities as a Biobank Histopathology Scientist:
Manage or escalated histology issues to bring expertise to resolve problems.
Contribute to biobank operations and laboratory training & education and maintenance of histology and microtomy areas, relevant SOPs, equipment maintenance, COSHH guidelines and risk assessments.
In addition, the role holder will understand Safety Health and Environmental (SHE) procedures and other regulations applicable to the subject area.
When applicable, provide histological technical support to the organization and collaboration with scientific functions, including Microtomy, cryosectioning, routine histological staining, immunohistochemistry staining, slide scanning and digital image analysis.
To be responsible for the implementation and continued maintenance of archiving of all study-based materials, including raw data, images, FFPE blocks and slides.
What we are looking for in a Biobank Histopathology Scientist:
At minimum 5 years of histotechs experience.
Fully competent in Histology techniques such as Microtomy, different staining methodologies and evaluation of the different challenges in the process.
Fluent in English as the company working language.
Degree in a scientific discipline (BSc or MSc).
Excellent communication skills.
Benefits: As an employee, you have access to a comprehensive benefits package including:
Medical insurance – PPO, HMO
Dental & Vision insurance
401k plan
Employee Assistance Program
Long-term disability
Weekly payroll
Expense reimbursement
Online time card approval
Ready to contribute to groundbreaking research?
Apply now and let’s advance science together!
#J-18808-Ljbffr