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Children's Memorial Hospital
Location: Chicago, IL 60601 Document ID: A3444-0CWR Posted on: 2010-08-1608/16/2010 Job Type: RegularJob Schedule:Full-time
2010-09-15
Research Associate III
The Flow Cytometry Facility is an established service facility that provides cell sorting and flow cytometric analysis to principal investigators and their lab personnel throughout CMRC. This position includes the operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of instrumentation in this facility. The individual will develop fluorescence assays pertinent to the research needs of CMRC utilizing instrumentation and computer software.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:
- Independently analyzes data. Independently works with users in the development and application of protocols utilizing the facility's technology.
- Develops and maintains accurate records of collection
- Operates and maintains laser-based cell sorter and cytometer (FACSAria II, FACSCalibur) to provide cell sorting and analysis services to CMRC's researchers.
- Performs quality control procedures on the facility's instruments and troubleshoots problems that arise on the instrumentation.
- Serves as facility technician in the evaluation and testing of upgraded versions of products and software from technology vendors.
FTE status: FT-80
Requirements
- MS with 3-5 years lab experience or BS with 4-7 years lab experience
- Demonstrable experience in state of the art flow cytometry
- Ability to work independently and apply acquired knowledge to a broad range of research projects across many disciplines.
- Possess good organizational and communication skills, initiative and independence, and have the ability to interact with all CMRC researchers, students and staff in a professional manner.
- Knowledge of protocols and assays commonly used in the research setting is preferred.






