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As an advanced trainee social scientist, the incumbent works with higher-level social economists, social psychologists, and statisticians, and is responsible for small segments of initiation, formulation, planning, execution, and control of social science studies.
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The Protein Production Unit Technician (PPU Technician) will provide daily care and health monitoring of animals; follow standard operating procedures and good documentation practices; organize, clean, and maintain production rooms, supplies, and equipment for egg layers.
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The Protein Production Unit Technician (PPU Technician) will provide daily care and health monitoring of animals; follow standard operating procedures and good documentation practices; organize, clean, and maintain production rooms, supplies, and equipment for egg layers.
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Work independently and on teams with minimal supervision but in close alignment with Principal/Senior Scientists, Scientist IVs and subdivision Heads. At least two to three (2-3) years of relevant experience in enzyme/protein, bioanalytical, pharmacologic screening, cell- or tissue-based methods and/or in vivo disease models.
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Life Scientist: You must have a bachelor's or higher degree from an accredited or pre-accredited college or university in biological sciences, agriculture, natural resource management, chemistry, or related disciplines appropriate to the position; OR a combination of education and experience with courses equivalent to a major, as listed.
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The Egg White Harvest Technician (EWH Technician) will perform all daily EWH activities including harvests, environmental monitoring, sampling, line clearances, and documentation; follow standard operating procedures and good documentation practices; organize, clean, and maintain harvest suite, supplies, and equipment.
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Med Tech openings near Winterville, GA
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The Egg White Harvest Technician (EWH Technician) will perform all daily EWH activities including harvests, environmental monitoring, sampling, line clearances, and documentation; follow standard operating procedures and good documentation practices; organize, clean, and maintain harvest suite, supplies, and equipment.
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Minimum 1 year of Clinical Laboratory Scientist experience required. Deliver specialized in Clinical Laboratory Scientist. Minimum 1 year of Clinical Laboratory Scientist experience required.
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