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This position reports to the Principal Investigator and the Pre-Clinical Surgeon of the Cardiovascular surgical and interventional research laboratory within the MCRI and requires surgical and anesthesia proficiency in a variety of laboratory animal species and animal models.
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This role requires a strong command of animal (rodent) anatomy, general animal welfare, anesthetic management, pre-op and post-operative care associated with survival and no survival surgery.
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Previous laboratory animal experience and being comfortable working with rodent and primary tissues (rodent and non-human primate). Support animal study in compliance with Sanofi policies - Basic rodent manipulation and techniques (including but not limited to a range of various blood collection methods, necropsy collections, and tissue processing for flow analysis, etc.
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Extensive hands-on in vivo experience: animal colony management, hands-on rodent work experience (different routes of administration, surgeries, tissue collections, functional and behavior tests, etc.
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Veterinary degree (DVM/VMD) from an AVMaccredited school of veterinary medicine or ECFVG (Educational Commission for Foreign Veterinary Graduates) certification with post-graduate work experience at a ACLAM-recognized laboratory animal medicine training program or equivalent.
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As the face of VCA Wakefield Animal Hospital, the client service representative sets the tone for the practice as we build and maintain each customer's trust and confidence in our abilities.
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O Investigate and document reports of non-compliance involving laboratory animal care and use, including preparation and submission of reports and other documents to the IACUC, IO, and regulatory and accrediting agencies when indicated.
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In addition to basic methods of cell and molecular biology including signal transduction pathways, microRNA and long noncoding RNA, transgenics and gene knock out the Chen Lab has used a number of rodent animal models, in which stem cells, growth factors and advanced matrix scaffolds are applied.
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Develop and perform research involving various animal laboratory techniques including administration, behavioral testing, tissue/blood collection and helping with animal imaging. Prior experience designing pharmacological testing in various animal models with behavioral, biochemical and physiological endpoints.
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Husbandry, set up mouse breeders and genotyping of transgenic mice to obtain the desired experimental genotypes, in compliance with the approved animal protocols and guidelines of the animal research facility.
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The Animal Research Technician provides basic husbandry, health surveillance, and compliance monitoring to laboratory animals. Kelly Science is seeking an Animal Research Technician to join a leading academic research hospital located in Boston, MA.
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Animal care and husbandry. Will assist researcher with maintaining breeding units and generating/genotyping experimental animals as well as maintaining online animal database. Experiments include in vivo assays, DNA/RNA/protein isolation and quantification including molecular biology techniques such as Gel Electrophoresis, qPCR, Western blot, and ELISA, tissue culture, microscopy, and various immunological assays.
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In collaboration with key stakeholders, identify, assess, prioritize, and pursue potential drug candidates through cell assays, animal and toxicology studies, and early human safety, biomarker and POC studies.
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We have built upon our foundation of laboratory animal medicine and science to develop a diverse portfolio of discovery and safety assessment services, both Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) and non-GLP, to support clients from target identification through preclinical development.
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RC is responsible for performing best-in-class in-vivo studies together with developing key animal models and cutting-edge technologies needed for Biomedical Research (BR) drug discovery and development process.
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