Research Technician / Lab Manager - zebrafish skeletal biology
Emory University School of Medicine
The Henke lab at Emory University is looking to hire a motivated research technician to join our group to investigate gene function during development, homeostasis and disease of the musculoskeletal system using the zebrafish as a model. We utilize the CRISPR/Cas9 system to generate new genetic tools; phenotyping by microCT, histology and enzymatic stains; as well as transcriptomic profiling. Responsibilities will include collecting, organizing and reporting research data under minimal supervision; assisting in the design of experiments; maintaining laboratory supplies and equipment; instructing others in basic laboratory techniques; collecting and summarizing data; monitoring results; reporting unusual outcomes. Necessary skills include organization, critical thinking, communication skills, standard lab notebook practices; attention to detail.
Required education and experience: BS or BA in biological sciences required, experience with basic programming and working with zebrafish are a plus.
To initially apply, please send your CV and a brief description of why your are interested in joining the lab. We will send out an official application link if we feel you are a good fit.