Temporary Research Technician B

Albert Einstein College of MedicineThe Bronx, New YorkOn-siteContractMid level, 2–5 yearsListed 2 days ago

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POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES

The person will:

- Perform a moderate number of simple or moderate technical procedures

daily mammalian cell culture

- molecular biology techniques such as DNA/RN isolation; PCR/qPCR, western blotting; drug treatment experiments; flow cytoertry

- may assist as needed with molecular cloning and mouse tumor studie and preparation of samples for genomic, ribosome-proiling and protemic analyses;

- prepare reagents

- assist with lab organization and inventory;

- maintain accurate experimental records

- Require occasional guidance;

- Occasionally be responsible for ordering routine supplies;

- Rarely modify technical procedures;

- Rarely train other lab members;

- Rarely guide other lab members;

- A simple / limited understanding of scientific literature and the research goals and rationale is required;

- Occasionally analyze data;

- Rarely interpret data;

- Rarely make written contributions to papers and grant proposals.*

QUALIFICATIONS

Required to have at least a Bachelor’s Degree in a related science or equivalent skills and related experience, and zero to two years of related experience

## Salary Verbiage
In compliance with NYC's Pay Transparency Act, the hourly rates for this are listed below. This rate is based on the 1199 bargaining unit contract.

## Hiring Rate
$28.72

## Post Probationary Rate
$29.25

## Job Rate
$30.47

## Minimum Salary Range
USD $28.72/Hr.

## Maximum Salary Range
USD $28.72/Hr.

ABOUT US

The Research Technician will participate in basic and translational cancer research investigating how “ mRNA translation regulates cancer progression, tumor immunity, and therapeutic response” . The technician will contribute to molecular biology experiments, tissue culture, and animal studies, including studies related to cancer-cell signaling, antigen presentation, immune responses, and responses to experimental therapeutics.