State University of New York at Buffalo
Research Veterinary Technician I, Department of Oral Biology
State University of New York at Buffalo, New York, New York, us, 10261
Research Veterinary Technician I, Department of Oral Biology
Position Title: Research Veterinary Technician I, Department of Oral Biology
The Department of Oral Biology is seeking a highly motivated individual with a background in veterinary technology, veterinary surgical nursing, and/or animal models to join our team at UB. The work will be performed in a fast‑paced, cutting‑edge regenerative dentistry lab. Prior experience working with lab animals (rodents/ferrets) is key. We are a multidisciplinary group seeking individuals who are excited to learn new things and dedicated to the animals and project goals.
Successful applicants are expected to assist with the planning and implementation of current and new animal models by:
Performing diagnostic tests, x‑rays and blood or fluid analyses.
Safely restraining animals and administering medications.
Preparing animals for surgery, including intubation, catheter placement, sterilizing tools, administering anesthesia, monitoring vital signs and anesthesia recovery.
Lab maintenance (handling/disposal of hazardous waste, inventory, ordering supplies).
Maintaining procedure logs and anesthesia records.
Supporting in vivo studies in a strongly collaborative environment.
Tissue embedding/sectioning/histology (can be trained).
Microscopy and micro‑CT scanning and data analysis (can be trained).
In our lab, faculty work closely with scientists to develop new dental regenerative therapies and conduct translational studies, often in collaboration with different centers and lab partners. Solid organizational skills are a must. The candidate should be able to manage multiple detail‑oriented tasks with minimal supervision, be capable of troubleshooting and critical thinking, self‑motivated, dedicated, and creative. Excellent organizational skills, ability to work well with others, and willingness to learn new lab techniques and follow instructions are key.
Minimum Qualifications
Associate degree in a related field
Current Veterinary Technician license or equivalent experience
At least one year of experience in a veterinary or laboratory setting
Experience in anesthesia of small/mid‑size animals and assisting in/performing surgery
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with laboratory techniques (histology sample processing and micro‑CT)
Data organization experience in MS Excel
Ability to troubleshoot laboratory protocols
Interest in contributing to publications
Salary Range
$18,000 - $26,000
Work Hours: 16 – 24 hours per week
Campus: South Campus
Equal Opportunity / Affidavit of Hiring Practices
– We are an Equal Opportunity / Affidavit of Hiring Practices employer. We do not discriminate in our employment practices on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin or veteran or disability status.
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The Department of Oral Biology is seeking a highly motivated individual with a background in veterinary technology, veterinary surgical nursing, and/or animal models to join our team at UB. The work will be performed in a fast‑paced, cutting‑edge regenerative dentistry lab. Prior experience working with lab animals (rodents/ferrets) is key. We are a multidisciplinary group seeking individuals who are excited to learn new things and dedicated to the animals and project goals.
Successful applicants are expected to assist with the planning and implementation of current and new animal models by:
Performing diagnostic tests, x‑rays and blood or fluid analyses.
Safely restraining animals and administering medications.
Preparing animals for surgery, including intubation, catheter placement, sterilizing tools, administering anesthesia, monitoring vital signs and anesthesia recovery.
Lab maintenance (handling/disposal of hazardous waste, inventory, ordering supplies).
Maintaining procedure logs and anesthesia records.
Supporting in vivo studies in a strongly collaborative environment.
Tissue embedding/sectioning/histology (can be trained).
Microscopy and micro‑CT scanning and data analysis (can be trained).
In our lab, faculty work closely with scientists to develop new dental regenerative therapies and conduct translational studies, often in collaboration with different centers and lab partners. Solid organizational skills are a must. The candidate should be able to manage multiple detail‑oriented tasks with minimal supervision, be capable of troubleshooting and critical thinking, self‑motivated, dedicated, and creative. Excellent organizational skills, ability to work well with others, and willingness to learn new lab techniques and follow instructions are key.
Minimum Qualifications
Associate degree in a related field
Current Veterinary Technician license or equivalent experience
At least one year of experience in a veterinary or laboratory setting
Experience in anesthesia of small/mid‑size animals and assisting in/performing surgery
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with laboratory techniques (histology sample processing and micro‑CT)
Data organization experience in MS Excel
Ability to troubleshoot laboratory protocols
Interest in contributing to publications
Salary Range
$18,000 - $26,000
Work Hours: 16 – 24 hours per week
Campus: South Campus
Equal Opportunity / Affidavit of Hiring Practices
– We are an Equal Opportunity / Affidavit of Hiring Practices employer. We do not discriminate in our employment practices on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin or veteran or disability status.
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