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Lab Support, a division of On Assignment, is dedicated to your success. All of our Staffing Consultants have lab experience so they speak your language and can match you with the best opportunities available with leading scientific companies. One of our clients in San Diego has a direct hire position and the job description is listed below:

Job Title: Animal Care Technician (posted 11/3/08)

Location: San Diego, CA

DESCRIPTION:
The incumbent is responsible for the physical environment for a group of assigned laboratory animals. Performs routine animal health related tasks. Performs basic animal husbandry, assists with rodent colony maintenance (breeding, weaning, etc.). Operates computer terminal.

QUALIFICATIONS:
* Ability to exercise diplomacy/flexibility in interacting with a diverse and multi-national scientific staff. Ability to work with a diverse group of people.
* Skill to operate and maintain mechanical equipment, autoclaves, cage washers, vehicles, janitorial equipment (i.e. floor scrubbers).
* Ability to follow directions, be thorough in performing assigned tasks and to organize work.
* Ability to learn and apply principles of sanitizing and disinfecting.
* Flexibility to adjust work schedule to accommodate varying work loads.
* Sensitivity to the needs of caged laboratory animals; Skill to recognize normal and abnormal body functions and vital signs in a variety of laboratory animals; Ability to use and understand basic medical terminology.
* Manual dexterity; Ability to write legibly; Ability to use metric system; Ability to operate a computer terminal and use telephone.
* Skilled in the administration of medications: oral, topical and injectable; skilled in humane methods of euthanasia in laboratory animals; Skilled with clinical diagnostic lab specimen collection techniques.

**REQUIRED**
* AALAS certification ALAT or higher preferred.
* Working knowledge of laws and regulations that govern the housing and management of lab animals.

Contact Information:
If you are interested in this position, please contact us at 619-516-4080 or email at sandiego@labsupport.com. To view other opportunities, please visit us at www.onlabsupport.com.

Veterinary Technician, full-time and part-time positions (posted 11/3/08)

Intuitive Surgical

Department: Training

§ Administration of anesthesia: induction, maintenance, and emergent management

§ Animal care and surgical preparation under veterinarian supervision including vascular access and monitoring, sedation, intubation, and related skills

§ Intraoperative monitoring of vital statistics, fluid and drug administration, and surgical interventions

§ Prepare lab stations for surgeries with the appropriate instrumentation and supplies

§ Participate in animal care review meetings and support development of standard operating procedures

§ Manage controlled substances – order, administer, store, and keep accurate documentation

§ Life Sciences degree (A.S. or B.S) preferred, but equivalent experience is acceptable

§ RVT or equivalent experience preferred. New graduates will be considered, but preference will be given to candidates with experience as a veterinary technician in research facility, veterinary hospital, teaching hospital or similar environment.

§ Good knowledge of surgical and laboratory terminology, equipment, materials, and procedures, and the fundamental laboratory methods relating to surgery

§ Knowledge of animal anatomy, physiology, disease states, and surgical applications

§ Salary depends on experience; bonus plan; health, dental and vision insurance, short-term disability, long-term disability, life insurance, 401(k) savings plan, employee stock purchasing plan

HUSBANDRY TECHNICIAN, -FULL TIME POSITION (posted 9/18/08)
SIDNEY KIMMEL CANCER CENTER

The successful candidate will be responsible for the daily care of rodents, including maintenance of a clean environment, health monitoring, feeding, and cage washing. Requirements: Must have careful attention to detail and be comfortable working with rodents. Must be able to be on feet 6-8 hours per day. Must have the ability to speak, read and write English. Must have the ability to lift, carry, push, and pull up to 50 lbs. Must be able to work weekends, holidays, overtime and variable days/hours as required. Minimum education/skills: High school diploma or GED. Should also possess excellent interpersonal and customer service skills. Experience is desirable but not required.

Please send resumes to humanresources@skcc.org ,referencing “KMHT1” in the subject line.

Attending Staff Veterinarian (Job Requisition # 71) (posted 8/27/08)
Irvine, CA.

JOB PURPOSE: This individual will be able to utilize the following areas of expertise including veterinary internal medicine, surgery, ophthalmology, pathology, and more. Using their knowledge of comparative medicine and physiology, this individual will be instrumental in the development of many innovative animal models for pre-clinical evaluation of medical devices and pharmaceuticals. This includes models for wound healing, surgical implantation, orthopedics, neurology, ophthalmology, and many other models in a variety of species, from small rodents, such as mice, to larger species, including sheep and swine. This individual will have the ability to launch and development new programs in support of safety pharmacology and drug discovery, advising on model development and comparative physiology and development of telemetry device methodology in multiple species. This individual will serve as Study Director for numerous studies (both GLP and non-GLP studies), specializing in studies using surgical models or requiring more extensive model development, and will serve as a member of the facility IACUC. This individual will also be responsible for the direction and oversight of the entire animal care program at the Biological Test Center, including occupational health matters, and assurance of compliance with USDA, DEA, FDA, AAALAC, and NIH regulations.

This position offers the opportunity to work directly with experts in the field including board certified veterinary ophthalmologists, interventional specialists, surgeons, and many others. Involvement in ACLAM and AALAS are encouraged.

* Interview and select new employees, recommend compensation and staffing levels.

* Provide back-up management and customer service support to General Manager - BTC.

* Insure FDA GLP compliance for laboratory data and final report, technician training, and laboratory facilities.

* Provide technical assistance and advice to outside customers. Present laboratory data to customers.

* Develop and present cost estimates, quotations and study protocols to outside customers.

* Perform special technical functions or assignments as directed by BTC management.

* Develop new business for the BTC by acting as a representative at trade shows and seminars by assisting in follow-up resulting from said meetings Or meeting with prospective clients developed through other channels.

* Perform health surveillance of laboratory facilities and animals and conduct vendor audits.

* Participate in Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee. Evaluate protocol submissions to committee.

* Provide technical input for the veterinary use of B Braun products to B Braun RA/QA/QC.

To qualify for this position, candidates must possess/meet the following requirements:

* Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or Veterinary Medical Doctor (VMD) degree from an American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) accredited college or university.

* Management experience and strong leadership and presentation skills are preferred.

B Braun offers an excellent benefits package, which includes healthcare, a 401(k) plan, company sponsored pension, tuition reimbursement, and more.

To learn more about B Braun and our safety healthcare products or to view a listing of our employment opportunities and apply, please visit us on the internet at www.bbraunusa.com.

46922 ANIMAL TECHNICIAN (100% Career) (posted 8/26/08)
UCSD ANIMAL CARE PROGRAM, Hiring Salary Range: $2,494 - $2,872 /month
Filing Deadline: 09/02/2008
Payroll Title: Animal Technician. Full Salary Range: $2,494 - $3,177 /month

Apply Here: http://joblink.ucsd.edu/bulletin/job.html?cat=new&job_id=46922

This position is union represented by TX - Technical. For more information go to http://blink.ucsd.edu/go/cbu

DESCRIPTION:
Under the direction of the Animal Care Program Animal Resources Supervisor. The incumbent is responsible for the physical environment for a group of assigned laboratory animals. Performs routine animal health related tasks. Performs basic animal husbandry, assists with rodent colony maintenance (breeding, weaning, etc.). Operates computer terminal. Maintains records on animal deliveries. Prints and receives all I.D. cards.

--Must be able to work overtime, weekends and holidays.

QUALIFICATIONS :
* Ability to exercise diplomacy/flexibility in interacting with a diverse and multi-national scientific staff. Ability to work with a diverse group of people.
* Skill to operate and maintain mechanical equipment, autoclaves, cage washers, vehicles, janitorial equipment (i.e. floor scrubbers).
* Ability to follow directions, be through in performing assigned tasks and to organize work.
* Ability to learn and apply principles of sanitizing and disinfecting.
* Flexibility to adjust work schedule to accommodate varying work loads.
* Sensitivity to the needs of caged laboratory animals; Skill to recognize normal and abnormal body functions and vital signs in a variety of laboratory animals; Ability to use and understand basic medical terminology.
* Manual dexterity; Ability to write legibly; Ability to use metric system; Ability to operate a computer terminal and use telephone.
* Skilled in the administration of medications: oral, topical and injectable; Skilled in humane methods of euthanasia in laboratory animals; Skilled with clinical diagnostic lab specimen collection techniques.

**PREFERRED**
* AALAS certification ALAT or higher preferred.
* Working knowledge of laws and regulations that govern the housing and management of lab animals as applied to the University of California.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT :
-- Valid California Drivers License.
-- Placement contingent upon satisfactory background check.
-- Must be able to pass a pre-employment physical examination.
-- Works in biohazard and radioactive areas.

UC San Diego is an Equal Opportunity / Staff Affirmative Action Employer that values a diverse workforce.

Animal Health Technician I (posted 8/7/08)
Starting Salary: $40,352 - $48,422
The Scripps Research Institute

Duties & Responsibilities:       Will independently perform a variety of standard paraveterinary health care procedures in a laboratory animal setting. Specific responsibilities include performing daily observations/inspections of animal colonies for signs of illness; following-up on animals reported as ill; ensuring that animal care problems and concerns are promptly reported to the veterinarian for consultation; communicating with responsible research staff and investigators; administering and/or directing the administration of any necessary medications or treatments; and overseeing the daily maintenance of current animal health monitoring, treatment and follow-up records into the DAR animal health database. Additional duties may include preparing specimens for laboratory processing; preparing surgical packs; monitoring the maintenance of sanitized, well-stocked and organized procedure rooms and surgical suites; and other duties as assigned.

Requires:        RVT license and 3-5 years previous laboratory animal experience. Must have knowledge and understanding of laboratory equipment, diagnostic instruments, and surgical procedures. Requires effective verbal and written communication skills and the ability to interact with various levels of faculty and staff. Must have demonstrated ability to manage several projects simultaneously and the ability to work independently. Must be available for weekend and holiday rotation.

Preferred:       Bachelor’s degree in a life science or AALAS certification preferred. LATG certification is highly desirable.

Interested individual should electronically submit resume and application to:

Email: hrinfo@scripps.edu

www.scripps.edu.

Veterinary Technician I (posted 8/7/08)
Location: La Jolla, CA

Job Information: SALK Institute for Biological Studies is currently seeking an experienced veterinary technician to join the veterinary service team in the Animal Resources Department.

The successful applicant will report to the Assistant Director and Pathologist of the Animal Resources Department and work closely with the Veterinary Services Coordinator. The incumbent will be responsible for providing routine animal health care, diagnostic and surgical support to a diverse research animal colony. Responsibilities also include performing technical procedures, training, writing SOPs, maintaining veterinary supplies and equipment inventory, animal health records and sentinel programs. The incumbent is also required to work on weekends/holidays on a rotational basis.

Candidate must be licensed as a Registered Veterinary Technician and AALAS certified at ALAT or higher level, with a minimum of 2 years professional experience in laboratory animal medicine with rodents and other species, knowledge of common laboratory animal illness and diseases, experienced with rodent breeding colony management, knowledge and skills of handling and restraint, blood sampling, injections, administering medications, handling veterinary equipment and instruments, providing and monitoring anesthesia and post-operation care. Excellent written, verbal, interpersonal, and computer skills, and the ability to work independently as well as a team are essential. Must be able to participate in the Occupational Health and Safety program

We offer competitive salaries/benefits.

Please reference job title in subject line and submit your resume and references to:
Ms Debby Latterich, dlatterich@salk.edu
Business Manager, ARD
The Salk Institute for Biological Studies
10010 N. Torrey Pines, Road
La Jolla, CA 92037

STAFF RESOURCE ASSOC II (100% Career) (posted 8/7/08)
UC San Diego Animal Care Program, Hiring Salary Range: $3,161 - $4,091/month
Filing Deadline: 08/12/2008
Payroll Title: Staff Res. Assoc. II - Non. Full Salary Range: $3,161 - $5,086/month

To Apply: http://joblink.ucsd.edu/bulletin/job.html?cat=new&job_id=46788

DESCRIPTION: Under general supervision, develop and perform specialized diagnostic services for the assessment of laboratory animal health - which will include in vitro diagnostic testing such as sample analysis by PCR testing, ELISA testing and various other immuno-assays. Develop and perform histologic technical services including sample collection, fixation, thin section slide preparation, sample staining, and in situ hybridization of histologic samples for the diagnostic assessment of animal health. Perform duties relating to technical research services which will include various research and special projects as directed by the campus veterinarians, such as sample/data collection and analysis, animal anesthesia, surgical manipulation (embryo and cesarean rederivation) and other diagnostic services. Assist in the general function of the diagnostic laboratory which will include gross sampling of animals, performing visual inspection of samples, microbiological sample collection and processing, sample processing and preparation for shipment, hematological and serological analysis of blood samples, microscopic analysis for cytology and hematology. Perform database input and generate reports for clientele and staff veterinarians.

QUALIFICATIONS:
* Theoretical knowledge of a life science such as is typically acquired by a Bachelors Degree or equivalent coursework in a field related to the research being conducted.
* Ability to interact and communicate with a variety of people, including technicians, veterinarians, researchers, and support staff, and ability to exercise diplomacy/flexibility in interacting with a diverse group of scientists, engaged in medical research and teaching.
* Strong demonstrated ability to perform various para-veterinary techniques & health observations in a variety of animal species (including but not limited to rodents, rabbits, dogs, cats, primates, ruminants, frogs, birds, and swine).
* Skilled in the administration of medications: oral, topical and injectable. Skilled in laboratory specimen collection techniques (blood, tails, other tissues and organ collection).
* Skilled in the humane methods of euthanasia in laboratory animals. Skills in basic necropsy techniques and sample collection methods
* Demonstrated skill in accurate record keeping and ability to organize, analyze, and calculate data.
* Working knowledge of laws and regulations that govern the housing and management of laboratory animals.
* Possess working knowledge of veterinary and human medical terminology.

PREFERRED
* AALAS LATG certification.
* Familiarity with operating procedures for UCSD animal vivaria.
* Knowledge of rules and regulations pertaining to animal care including knowledge of UCSD policies and procedures regarding care and use of animals.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: Background Check and valid CA Driver’s License.
UC San Diego is an Equal Opportunity / Staff Affirmative Action Employer that values a diverse workforce

Lab Animal Technician (posted 7/21/08)

Proven's Scientific team specializes in identifying the best talent with pre-clinical and clinical experience to service a variety of industries including Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical, Medical Device and Chemical. We are currently looking to find qualified candidates

Description:
*         The lab animal technician will provide basic custodial and animal husbandry care to involve small and large animals.
*         Feed, water, change bedding, clean cages and animal rooms on a scheduled basis.
*         Daily observation and examination of animals for signs of illness, injury and or behavioral changes.
*         Observe environmental conditions such as humidity and temperature.
*         Receive and process new animals.
*         Maintain hallway, storage, procedure and cage wash areas in a clean and organized manner.
*         Stock and order supplies as well as other miscellaneous duties assigned.

Requirements:
*         Ability to lift 50 pounds.
*         Available weekends and holidays on a rotating basis.
*         Must have no known allergies and the ability to perform repetitive motions with arms, wrists and hands.
*         Experience in basic husbandry and handling of rodents.
*         Must have the ability to work independently, be self-motivated and team-oriented.
*         AALAS certification at ALAT or LAT level is preferred.

To apply please send your resume to:

Matt Ivko
Email: Mivko@proveninc.com;
Fax: 858-412-1100.
For more information, please call: 858-412-1109

Lab Animal Technician - Bio-Quant, Inc., Clinical Pathology Services (posted 7/1/08)

How To Apply: Send CV/resume, with job code, as attachment to hr@bio-quant.com Fax: 858.587-2131

Bio-Quant, Inc.
Human Resources
6330 Nancy Ridge Drive, Suite1031
San Diego, CA 92121

Position title: Lab Animal Technician
Job code: BQ5-45
No. of Positions: 2

Description: Under direction, the Lab Animal Technician will provide basic custodial and animal husbandry care: feed, water and clean cages and animal rooms on a scheduled basis; daily observation and examination of animals for signs of illness, injury, and or behavioral changes; observe environmental conditions such as humidity and temperature; receive and process new animals; Clean cages, change bedding; maintain hallway, storage, procedure and cage wash areas in a clean and organized manner; stock and order supplies and other related duties as assigned. Work to involve small and large animals. The ability to lift 50 pounds and work weekends and holidays on a rotating basis. Must have no known allergies and the ability to perform repetitive motions with arms, wrists and hands. Need experience in basic husbandry and handling of rodents. The candidate must have the ability to work independently, be self-motivated, and team-oriented. AALAS certification at ALAT or LAT level is preferred.

Competitive salary, excellent benefits, 401K, performance bonus, gym membership.

ANIMAL FACILITY TECHNICAL STAFF SUPERVISOR (posted 6/23/08)
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

The California Institute of Technology is currently seeking an Animal Facility Technical Staff Supervisor to assist in management of their animal resource facilities. Primary responsibilities will include: supervision of 12 -18 animal care staff members including daily work assignments; provision of oversight of the facilities and equipment maintenance programs, implementation of the animal care staff training program; development and implementation of policies and standard operating procedures. This individual will act as the technical focal point in resolving day-to-day operational problems, provide support to staff members and assist in ensuring compliance with the USDA, NIH and AAALAC standards.

The successful candidate will be thorough, accurate, detail oriented and display a high level of quality and confidentiality as appropriate. Excellent organizational skills, computer skills and written and interpersonal skills are essential. The ideal candidate should reflect professionalism and demonstrate good judgment, initiative, tact, consideration and emotional maturity.

A BA/BS and AALAS certification at the Technologist level is required. Thorough knowledge of animal husbandry techniques, animal facility operations, relevant statutes/guidelines and at least one year of related animal care experience with demonstrated supervisor ability is required. Excellent oral/written communication and organization skills along with demonstrated proficiency with a PC is essential. Must be able to meet deadlines and ensure regulatory compliance. Ability to lift up to 60 pounds and maintain a valid California Drivers License required. A Background Investigation and post-offer physical exam are required for this position.

Caltech offers a comprehensive benefit package including, medical and dental insurance, paid vacation and sick time, tuition assistance, and a contributory retirement savings plan. For consideration please apply on line at the following link and include a cover letter, resume and at least three work related references: http://tinyurl.com/2kwfoa EOE.

Research Associate, Behavioral Neuropharmacology (posted 6/23/08)

Helicon Therapeutics is seeking a Research Associate with a background in rodent behavior. The successful candidate will conduct in vivo behavioral pharmacology studies to support drug discovery programs in the areas of cognition and neurodegeneration. The ideal candidate will be a team player, keep meticulous records, be goal oriented, and understand the importance of project timelines.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with rodent models of behavior, memory, motor function or sensation.
• Experience with techniques in rodent surgery (including stereotaxic injections and cannulation)

The successful candidate will:
• Conduct in vivo behavioral experiments (including memory, cognition, motor learning, and neurodegeneration) to support drug discovery programs
• Conduct in vivo behavioral studies to support drug discovery efforts and elucidate desired/undesired pharmacology
• The individual will work closely with staff scientists to organize and complete behavioral experiments
• Ensure effective internal communication

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required
• A Bachelor's degree in Biology or related field, with 2+ years of experience handling small animals in academia or the pharmaceutical/biotechnology industry
• Requires a high level of initiative, independence, and ability to work unsupervised
• Excellent interpersonal communication skills are required.
• Proficiency with commonly used applications, e.g., Excel, Word, Powerpoint is expected.
• Demands during peak times may require work outside of normal working hours.

Please Contact: jobs@helicontherapeutics.com or apply online at: www.helicontherapeutics.com

Senior Research Associate, Behavioral Neuropharmacology (posted 6/23/08)

Helicon Therapeutics is seeking Senior Research Associates with a background in rodent behavior or in vivo pharmacology. The successful candidate will conduct in vivo behavioral pharmacology studies to support drug discovery programs in the areas of cognition and neurodegeneration. The ideal candidate will be a team player, keep meticulous records, be goal oriented, and understand the importance of project timelines.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with rodent models of behavior, memory, motor function or sensation.
• Experience with techniques in rodent surgery (including stereotaxic injections and cannulation)

The successful candidate will:

• Conduct in vivo behavioral experiments (including memory, cognition, motor learning, and neurodegeneration) to support drug discovery programs
• Conduct in vivo behavioral studies to support drug discovery efforts and elucidate desired/undesired pharmacology
• The individual will work closely with staff scientists to organize and complete behavioral experiments
• Ensure effective internal communication

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required

• A Bachelor's degree in Biology or related field, with 8+ years of experience handling small animals in academia or the pharmaceutical/biotechnology industry
• Requires a high level of initiative, independence, and ability to work unsupervised
• Excellent interpersonal communication skills are required.
• Proficiency with commonly used applications, e.g., Excel, Word, Powerpoint is expected.
• Demands during peak times may require work outside of normal working hours.

Please Contact: jobs@helicontherapeutics.com or apply online at: www.helicontherapeutics.com

Vivarium Technician II (posted 6/23/08)

General Summary: Responsible for the daily care of research animals, maintaining a clean environment and monitoring animal’s overall health. May perform routine procedures and post-operative care as directed.

Job Duties

• Transfers animals from dirty to clean caging, provides appropriate feed, water and bedding. Notifies appropriate personnel of abnormal conditions
• Separates animals as needed for scientific experiments
• Identifies and reports sick animals
• Receives feed, bedding, caging and supplies.
• Receives and identifies animals
• Performs general housekeeping duties including but not limited to sweeping & mopping work areas and hallways.
• Euthanizes rodents according to SOPs
• Assists with the health-monitoring program including testing for parasites
• Maintains traffic patterns in the vivarium
• Performs other duties as assignee
• Participation in weekend rotation required.

Education and Experience: High school graduate and 1-3 years previous animal experience preferred. Certification at the ALAT level is highly desirable.

Knowledge and skills: Requires good verbal and written communication skills. Effective interpersonal relation skills are necessary. Must demonstrate competency in technical procedures as determined by the Vivarium Manager.

Please Contact : jobs@helicontherapeutics.com or apply online at: www.helicontherapeutics.com

Ardea Biosciences, Inc., is looking for a Research Associate with in-vivo experience (animal handling, dosing & some surgical skills) for a part- or full-time position. Experience with mouse xenograph model(s) will be a plus. (posted 6/23/08)

The candidate may send resume(s) directly to at Ardea Biosciences, Inc., attention of Marcel Miampamba, Phd.
Ardea Biosciences, Inc. is a Biopharmaceutical company located in Sorrento valley (San Diego).

UCLA THE DIVISION OF LABORATORY ANIMAL MEDICINE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES
IS CURRENTLY RECRUITING FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS:

Animal Health Technicians (posted 6/19/08)
Levels I through III

Level I        $14.62 - $17.99/hr
Level II       $17.67 – $22.12/hr
Level III       $19.54 – $29.53/hr

MAJOR DUTIES:
Candidates will work under the general supervision of the Assistant Director and/or a Senior Veterinarian providing a wide variety of para-veterinary health care duties.   Positions are full time.

QUALIFICATIONS:
Candidates must have good interpersonal and communication skills. Must be able to work as part of a team. Graduation from an AVMA approved animal health technician program or an equivalent combination of education and experience is required. Classification level will be based on qualifications.

UCLA offers excellent salaries; comprehensive benefits packages, and is an equal opportunity employer. UCLA is nestled in the Westwood Village between the sunny coastal community of Santa Monica and beautiful Beverly Hills in Southern California.

For consideration, submit a letter of intent, resume, and references to:
Mr. Dierk Biggs, Assistant Director of Veterinary Services
UCLA - Division of Laboratory Animal Medicine
FAX 310-206-0260 / email: dbiggs@mednet.ucla.edu

Research Associate II (code: RAII-IPII06AA) – Integrative Pharmacology (posted 6/9/08)

Ferring Research Institute Inc. (FRI Inc.), San Diego, is the center of excellence for peptide research of Ferring Pharmaceuticals (www.ferring.com), a research driven biopharmaceutical company devoted to identifying, developing and marketing innovative drugs in five key therapeutic areas of infertility, urology, gastroenterology, obstetrics, and endocrinology.

The Department of Integrative Pharmacology at the Ferring Research Institute is responsible for the design and execution of in vivo experiments used to select drug candidates for development. Current programs focus on endocrinology and infertility.

Primary responsibilities of successful candidate:
*Assist in the development and execution of pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic studies in rodents
*Formulate and administer drug candidates to rodents using standard dosing routes, and take biological samples for analysis
*Process samples (e.g. blood, tissue) and perform assays (e.g. ELISA, colorimetric)
*Collect experimental data and maintain detailed records of procedures

Requirements:
*BS or MS in animal physiology or related field w/ 2 yrs of significant animal handling and surgical experience
*Experience in pharmaceutical research, data collection & data analysis
*Experience in drug administration to rodents using standard routes, biological sample collection and technical knowledge of ELISA, ex-vivo & cell-based functional assays

All candidates for the above position must have strong communication & multitasking skills, be detail-oriented and work well both independently & as a member of a team.

To apply, please send a cover letter, resume including salary requirements and references and the job code of RAII-IPII08AA to: Ferring Research Institute Inc. (include job code), 3550 General Atomics Court, 2-444, San Diego, California, 92121, Fax: 858-455-3190
Email: frijobs@ferring.com

Ferring Research Institute Inc. offers competitive compensation and benefits packages. Ferring Research Institute Inc. is an equal opportunity employer.

Research Associate - Lab Support (posted 6/9/08)

Lab Support, a division of On Assignment, is dedicated to your success. All of our Staffing Consultants have lab experience so they speak your language and can match you with the best opportunities available with leading scientific companies.

Job Title:         Research Associate
Location:         San Diego, CA
Type:                Direct Hire

Summary:          One of our clients in San Diego is seeking a talented BS/MS candidate with a pharmacology background. The successful candidate will assist with designing in vivo experiments, analyzing data, and preparing reports.

Duties & Responsibilities:

Basic tissue culture skills
Small animal handling including blood sampling, dosing, surgery and pre and post-operative care
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work independently as well as within a team-based environment

Requirements:

BS/MS in Biological/Physiology/Pharmacology with 3-5 years of industry experience

Contact Information: If you are interested in this position, please contact Quynh at 619-516-4080 or email her at Quynh.Nguyen@onassignment.com. To view other opportunities, please visit us at www.onassignment.com

Research Associate (posted 5/5/08)

Location: San Diego, CA

Summary: One of our clients in San Diego is seeking a talented BS/MS candidate with a pharmacology background. The successful candidate will assist with designing in vivo experiments, analyzing data, and preparing reports.

Duties & Responsibilities:

Basic tissue culture skills
Small animal handling including blood sampling, dosing, surgery and pre and post-operative care
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work independently as well as within a team-based environment

Requirements:

BS/MS in Biological/Physiology/Pharmacology with 3-5 years of industry experience

Contact Information: If you are interested in this position, please contact Quynh at 619-516-4080 or email Quynh.Nguyen@onassignment.com.

To view other opportunities, please visit us at www.onassignment.com

The Division of Laboratory Animal Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)(posted 5/5/08)

Currently Recruiting For The Following Positions:

Animal Health Technicians Levels I through III
Level I        $14.62 - $17.99/hr
Level II       $17.67 – $22.12/hr
Level III       $19.54 – $29.53/hr

MAJOR DUTIES: Candidates will work under the general supervision of the Assistant Director and/or a Senior Veterinarian providing a wide variety of para-veterinary health care duties. Positions are full time.

QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates must have good interpersonal and communication skills. Must be able to work as part of a team. Graduation from an AVMA approved animal health technician program or an equivalent combination of education and experience is required. Classification level will be based on qualifications.

UCLA offers excellent salaries; comprehensive benefits packages, and is an equal opportunity employer. UCLA is nestled in the Westwood Village between the sunny coastal community of Santa Monica and beautiful Beverly Hills in Southern California.

For consideration, submit a letter of intent, resume, and references to: Mr. Dierk Biggs, Assistant Director of Veterinary Services, UCLA - Division of Laboratory Animal Medicine, FAX 310-206-0260 / email: dbiggs@mednet.ucla.edu

45544 SR. ANIMAL TECHNICIAN (100% Career) (posted 4/10/08)
UCSD Animal Care Program, Hiring Salary Range: $2,639-$2,997/month
Full Salary Range: $2,639-$3,386. Payroll Title: Sr. Animal Technician

APPLY HERE: http://joblink.ucsd.edu/bulletin/job.html?cat=research&job_id=45544

DESCRIPTION: Under general supervision, incumbent is responsible for acting as Area Leader at request or in absence of designated Area Leader for vivarium. Provides standard, documented training in rodent care and handling to ACP staff. In addition, incumbent is responsible for physical environment of a group of assigned laboratory animals in designated facility, performs basic animal husbandry and animal health related tasks and discharges semi-technical procedures as requested by supervisor, Principal Investigators or veterinary staff. Close interaction with Investigator and veterinary staff and good communication skills are essential. Provides backup management and husbandry to Facility. Assists in management of several transgenic mouse colonies including breeding and weaning. Minor procedures including tail clips, blood collection, tissue and organ harvesting.

QUALIFICATIONS:
* Demonstrated ability and knowledge to train employees in proper procedures and methods involved in caring for animals.
* Demonstrated ability to operate PC’s (including printers) with skill in Windows, Outlook, Word, Access, ARM and Excel or other software packages used by the department.
* Knowledge of behavior and care needs of common laboratory animals; Skilled in the administration of medications: oral, topical and injectable.
* Demonstrated ability to work cooperatively with diverse population to pursue departmental goals. Must be effective in team-based work environment.
* Demonstrated ability to exercise diplomacy/flexibility in interacting with diverse group of scientists, engaged in medical research and teaching.
* Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively (verbal and written) with diverse population. Includes ability to effectively write operational policies and procedures.
* Skilled in humane methods of euthanasia in laboratory animals.
* Possess working knowledge of veterinary and human medical terminology.
* Working knowledge of laws and regulations that govern the housing and management of laboratory animals as applied to the University of California.
* Skilled in laboratory specimen collection techniques (blood, tails, other tissues and organ collection).

****** Work overtime, weekends, and holidays.

PREFERRED:
* Familiarity with operating procedures for UCSD animal vivaria, particularly rodent breeding operations and personnel requirements.
* Knowledge of rules and regulations pertaining to animal care including knowledge of UCSD policies and procedures regarding care and use of animals.
* AALAS Certification LAT or higher.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: Valid California driver’s license. Must pass a pre-employment physical.

UC San Diego is an Equal Opportunity / Staff Affirmative Action Employer that values a diverse workforce.

44423 ANIMAL TECHNICIAN (100% Career) (posted 4/10/08)
UCSD Animal Care Program, Hiring Salary Range: $2,494 - $2,808/month
Filing Deadline: 11/12/2007
Reopened to: 03/25/2008

Full Salary Range: $2,494 - $3,177/month. Payroll Title: Animal Technician

Apply Here: http://joblink.ucsd.edu/bulletin/job.html?cat=research&job_id=44423

DESCRIPTION:
Incumbent will work under the direction of the Animal Care Program Animal Resources Supervisor. The incumbent is responsible for the physical environment for a group of assigned laboratory animals. Performs routine animal health related tasks. Performs basic animal husbandry, assists with rodent colony maintenance (breeding, weaning, etc.). Operates computer terminal. Maintains records on animal deliveries. Flexibility to adjust work schedule to accommodate varying work loads. Ability to work weekends, holidays and overtime.

QUALIFICATIONS:
* Skill to operate and maintain mechanical equipment, autoclaves, cagewashers, vehicles, janitorial equipment (i.e. floor scrubbers).
* Strong organizational skills in performing assigned tasks.
* Ability to learn and apply principles of sanitizing and disinfecting.
* Sensitivity to the needs of caged laboratory animals.
* Manual dexterity; Ability to write legibly; Ability to use metric system; Ability to operate a computer terminal and use telephone.
* Skilled in the administration of medications: oral, topical and injectable; skilled in humane methods of euthanasia in laboratory animals; Skilled with clinical diagnostic lab specimen collection techniques.
Preferred:
AALAS certification ALAT or higher

SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: Valid California Drivers License and background check. Must be able to pass a pre-hire physical examination.

UC San Diego is an Equal Opportunity / Staff Affirmative Action Employer that values a diverse workforce.

Position title: Research Associate II-In Vivo Pharmacology (posted 4/7/08)

Bio-Quant is the leading CRO in the area of in vitro and in vivo inflammation, immunology and oncology with yearly growth of over 700%. We are located in the sunny city of San Diego enjoying over 350 days of sun every year. Achieving profitability since 2003, the Company enjoys a stable environment independent of the market fluctuations and external funding availability.

Job Description: Bio-Quant is seeking a Research Associate in for its in vivo pharmacology group. Requirements include a BS in animal physiology or related field with 2-3 yrs of significant animal surgery and animal handling experience including all routes of dosing and blood/fluid collection. AALAS certification, and experience in pharmacological research/drug discovery, in-vivo techniques, data acquisition and analysis, animal behavior monitoring, compound formulation, drug administration techniques, and biological samples collection preferred.

All candidates for the above positions must be detail-oriented, have strong communication and multi-tasking skills, and have the ability to work independently and as a member of a team. Also must be proficient with MS Excel/Word/Powerpoint.

Benefits: Competitive and generous compensation package including highly competitive salary, incentive stock options, 401(k) matching, full healthcare benefits (medical, dental, vision) for the whole family, life insurance, free gym membership, performance bonus, continuing education program, etc. will be provided.

How To Apply:
Send CV/resume, with job code, as attachment to hr@bio-quant.com
Bio-Quant, Inc.
Human Resources
6303 Nancy Ridge Drive, Suite 103
San Diego, CA 92121
Fax: 858.356-0788
Bio-Quant is an equal opportunity employer.

Position title: Research Scientist - In Vivo Pharmacology (posted 4/7/08)

Bio-Quant is the leading CRO in the area of in vitro and in vivo inflammation, immunology and oncology with yearly growth of over 700%. We are located in the sunny city of San Diego enjoying over 350 days of sun every year. Achieving profitability since 2003, the Company enjoys a stable environment independent of the market fluctuations and external funding availability.

Job Description: Bio-Quant is seeking a Research Scientist in for its in vivo pharmacology group. This scientist will support ongoing contracted research efforts in the Oncology, Pharmacology and Toxicology fields. Will perform animal and pharmacokinetic studies including processing samples, data analysis, assisting with SOP development and study reports as well as validating new protocols.

Requirements include Ph.D. degree in an appropriate biological discipline, such as: biology, biological sciences, biochemistry, physiology, or pharmaceutical sciences, with 2-5 years of experience in a physiology/pharmacology related laboratory environment. Position requires a direct animal handling experience. Background in multiple therapeutic areas and hands-on experience with in-vivo models highly desirable. Must be organized with good communication skills, observant and detail oriented. Excellent analytical and problem solving abilities needed. Team player with excellent work ethic, comfortable with rapid study timelines. Also must be proficient with MS Excel/Word/Powerpoint.

Benefits: Competitive and generous compensation package including highly competitive salary, incentive stock options, 401(k) matching, full healthcare benefits (medical, dental, vision) for the whole family, life insurance, free gym membership, performance bonus, continuing education program, etc. will be provided.

How To Apply:
Send CV/resume, with job code, as attachment to hr@bio-quant.com
Bio-Quant, Inc.
Human Resources
6303 Nancy Ridge Drive, Suite 103
San Diego, CA 92121
Fax: 858.356-0788
Bio-Quant is an equal opportunity employer.

VETERINARY TECHNICIAN POSITION (posted 3/19/08)

CEDARS-SINAI MEDICAL CENTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

The Department of Comparative Medicine, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center has an opening for a Veterinary Technician. Salary: $45,448 - $77,396

The Department consists of a 36,000 ft. sq. AAALAC Int. accredited facility housing zebrafish, mice, rats, hamsters, rabbits, pigs, and dogs. An intensive large animal surgical program is supported by a large Core Surgical Facility with 5 surgical suites and 9 surgical stations.

The facility is staffed by one veterinarian, five veterinary technicians, 14 animal husbandry technicians, three administrative staff, and one GLP Compliance Coordinator.

Veterinary Technician responsibilities include: clinical rounds and physical examination, animal quarantine and conditioning, administration of medications (IV, IM, SQ, PO, IP) to all species, sentinel rodent program (including euthanasia, necropsy and specimen collection), Diagnostic Laboratory procedures (blood and fecal analysis, shipping of samples to reference laboratory), Core Surgery support (animal anesthesia and transport, anesthesia monitoring, equipment set-up and facility upkeep, instrument sterilization, post-operative recovery of patients), oversight of rodent breeding colonies, clinical record creation, pharmaceutical inventory and ordering, researcher teaching and training, billing for services and other duties as assigned.

Minimum Job Requirements/Competences:

Completion of an AVMA or state of California approved registered technician curriculum. Certification or eligibility for certification as a Registered Veterinary Technician. OR

Other training/experience in related field (graduate of foreign veterinary school, etc.)

Job Competencies preferred:

Certification or eligibility for certification by AALAS at the Assistant Technician, Technician, or Technologist Level.

Specific experience with laboratory animals and familiarity with applicable laws and regulations.

Minimum six months experience in an AAALAC Int. accredited facility.

Interested applicants should send CVs and letters of interest to:

John D. Young VMD, MS, Dip. ACLAM

Director, Comparative Medicine

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

8700 Beverly Blvd. Room 7004

Los Angeles, CA 90048
310-423-7684 (p) 310-423-0290 (f)

john.young@cshs.org

44423 ANIMAL TECHNICIAN (100% Career) (posted 3/17/08)
Animal Care Program
Filing Deadline: 11/12/2007
Reopened to: 03/25/2008

Apply Here: http://joblink.ucsd.edu/bulletin/job.html?cat=research&job_id=44423

DESCRIPTION:
Incumbent will work under the direction of the Animal Care Program Animal Resources Supervisor. The incumbent is responsible for the physical environment for a group of assigned laboratory animals. Performs routine animal health related tasks. Performs basic animal husbandry, assists with rodent colony maintenance (breeding, weaning, etc.). Operates computer terminal. Maintains records on animal deliveries. Flexibility to adjust work schedule to accommodate varying work loads. Ability to work weekends, holidays and overtime.

QUALIFICATIONS:
* Skill to operate and maintain mechanical equipment, autoclaves, cagewashers, vehicles, janitorial equipment (i.e. floor scrubbers).
* Strong organizational skills in performing assigned tasks.
* Ability to learn and apply principles of sanitizing and disinfecting.
* Sensitivity to the needs of caged laboratory animals.
* Manual dexterity; Ability to write legibly; Ability to use metric system; Ability to operate a computer terminal and use telephone.
* Skilled in the administration of medications: oral, topical and injectable; skilled in humane methods of euthanasia in laboratory animals; Skilled with clinical diagnostic lab specimen collection techniques.
Preferred:
AALAS certification ALAT or higher

SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: Valid California Drivers License and background check. Must be able to pass a pre-hire physical examination.

UC San Diego is an Equal Opportunity / Staff Affirmative Action Employer that values a diverse workforce.

Director of Toxicology/ADME (posted 3/17/08)

Please send Resume/cover letter to: humanresources@nereuspharm.com
Nereus Pharmaceuticals, Inc
10480 Wateridge Circle
San Diego, CA 92121

Reports To: Senior Vice President, R & D, and Chief Scientific Officer

FUNCTION/SCOPE:
This position assumes responsibility for the planning, direction and execution of ADME, safety and toxicology studies to support compounds in development.

EXPERIENCE REQUIRED:
Requires DVM or Ph.D. in pharmacology or toxicology with 5-10 plus years industry experience preferably in oncology. Experience with PK, ADME, safety and toxicology studies, and the understanding of small molecule drugs is essential. Experience in bioanalytical methods development would be advantageous. Previous experience in writing portions of INDs, is also preferred. Must have participated in drug development project teams, have previous experience with multi-functional preclinical research teams and have had extensive experience in working with CROs.

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES:
Maintain current broad knowledge of state-of-the-art principles and theories and agency regulations in the designated field of responsibility.
Ensure communications and awareness of supervisor of ongoing studies and progress
Participate in the establishment departmental and program objectives and priorities to meet organization goals and timelines.
Evaluate studies on both near term and long-term basis.
Ensure completion of specific milestones to meet timelines and budgets. Take corrective action to assure timely goal achievement.
Manage outsourcing activities and facilitate and manage group or project meetings both internal and external and allocate resources appropriately.
Use professional concepts to contribute to development of company concepts and principles and to achieve objectives in creative and effective ways.
Travel is required in the U.S. and Canada approximately 20-30%.

KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS:
Demonstrates strong leadership skills.
A track record of drug development, with a focus on ADME, safety and toxicology, with experience in oncology
Expertise in small molecule pharmacology and preclinical development.
In-depth knowledge of the principles and practice for ADME and toxicology and the various major agency regulations for the development of oncology compounds
Experience in oncology discovery and development.
Expertise in taking a product from bench scale laboratory to early clinical trials.

PREFFERED: Prefer San Diego resident, but not limited to geographical area (within US/Canada).

Cage Washer - Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies (posted 3/10/08)
Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies is seeking a full-time cage washer. The duties will include washing and changing cages, as well as other related duties, as may be required. The successful candidate must be able to work independently and lift 25 pounds. Working weekends and holidays is a requirement.

To apply, please send a resume by email to careers@tpims.org or by fax to the human resources office at 858.455.3976 and reference job #SA030408. TPIMS is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies is a 501(c)(3) research center dedicated to conducting basic research to advance the understanding of human disease and the improvement of human health.

For additional information, please access the website at www.tpims.org.

Location: Scantibodies Laboratory, Inc. Ramona Facility (posted 3/10/08)
Title: Monoclonal Facility Supervisor

Summary: Supervise all animal handler, laboratory support, and laboratory technician personnel. Responsible for ensuring that all work is performed and completed as directed by ranch manager and monoclonal production schedule in accordance with written SOP’s. Responsible for ensuring all equipment and facilities are maintained clean/organized and in excellent working condition.

Essential Duties:

Ensure that all work is performed and completed following all cGMP and ISO guidelines.
Ensure that animal care is provided as set forth by the USDA, The Guide for Care and Use of Laboratory Animals, attending veterinarians, and ranch manager.
Provide daily direction to all animal handlers, laboratory support, and laboratory technician personnel.
Maintain accurate and detailed documentation for all laboratory animals, blood products, and ascites fluid.
Maintain laboratory equipment and documentation ensuring that all calibrations and preventative maintenance issues are completed on or before date due.
Ensure that all personnel are adequately trained in the duties they are required to perform.
Write proposals for large purchases, repairs and improvement issues.
Ensure all supplies required for department are maintained in stock.
Complete annual performance appraisals for direct reports.
Other related duties as requested

Equipment Used:
Personal computer
General office equipment
Laboratory equipment
Equipment used in regards to the phlebotomy of the animals.
Operate company vehicles.

Job Specifications: High school diploma or equivalent required. Valid California drivers license and clean DMV required. AALAS certification preferred. A minimum of 5 years laboratory animal experience is required. A minimum of two years supervisor experience is required. Must be able to work with minimum supervision, multi task, prioritize and meet deadlines.

Benefits include: Medical, Dental, 401K, tuition reimbursement and incentive compensation.

To Apply for position, Contact: Anna Marie Cadenhead, Recruiter
Scantibodies Laboratory, Inc
phone: 619-258-9300 x448
fax: 619-258-3974
e-mail: acadenhead@scantibodies.com
website: www.scantibodies.com

Title: Animal Handler  (posted 3/10/08)
         Scantibodies Laboratory, Inc.

Summary: Responsible for the daily health care and maintenance of all ranch animals and for harvesting antiserum and ascites from animals.

Essential Duties:

Harvest antiserum and or ascites from ranch animals in accordance with established procedures and protocols
Provide daily health care and maintenance for all ranch animals.
Administer inoculations and boosts to all ranch animals.
Maintain accurate and detailed documentation for all animals, antiserum and ascites.
Maintain laboratory equipment and documentation assuring that all calibrations and preventative maintenance issues are completed on or before date due.
Clean and maintain all facilities.
Notify Ranch/Mouse House Supervisor of needed supplies.
Clerical work, answering phones and filing of documents.
Other related duties as requested

Equipment Used:
Personal Computer
General Office Equipment
Laboratory Equipment
Equipment used in regards to the phlebotomy of the animals.
Operate company vehicles.

Job Specifications: Animal experience preferred. Must be able to work with moderate supervision, multi task, prioritize and meet deadlines.

Benefits include: Medical, Dental, 401K, tuition reimbursement and incentive compensation.

To Apply for position, Contact: Anna Marie Cadenhead, Recruiter
Scantibodies Laboratory, Inc
phone: 619-258-9300 x448
fax: 619-258-3974
e-mail: acadenhead@scantibodies.com
website: www.scantibodies.com

Research Associate II (posted 3/10/08)

Position Objective: Assist in designing and execute experiments to support ongoing contracted research efforts in the Oncology, Pharmacology and Toxicology fields. Will participate in animal and pharmacokinetic studies and support the overall lab operation.

Essential Functions:

Assist scientists in performing in vivo and pharmacokinetic study procedures, including administration of test articles (IV, PO, IP, SC, and IM), blood and tissue collection at various time points, euthanasia necropsy, gross physical examinations, and animal husbandry.
Produce data and graphs to support scientific findings. Assist in preparing technical reports, quantitative analyses, protocols and other on-going documentation of assigned projects. Maintain current laboratory notebooks and/or computer files.
Present data to supervisor and at internal meetings as requested.
Maintain a functional knowledge of the theories and techniques of a Research Associate in the in vivo arena and share knowledge with peers and others.
Participate in the development of data utilized in the completion of research grants and/or patent applications.
May perform other related duties as required and/or assigned.

Nature and Scope: This position typically interacts with equivalent levels of personnel internally and externally requiring the ability to understand and communicate verbally and in writing the experimental direction of the assigned project and to gain cooperation from various parties. Effectiveness in this role requires a general knowledge of relevant scientific theories, principles and techniques. No instruction is given on routine assignments and general instruction on new assignments. May determine own methods and procedures on routine assignments and may provide guidance and training to less experienced personnel. Job encounters problems of moderate scope and complexity requiring an in-depth evaluation of identifiable factors. The incumbent exercises judgment within generally policies and procedures.

Education and Experience: Bachelor’s degree in animal physiology or related field, or the equivalent knowledge and experience. Must have 2+ years of significant animal surgery and animal handling experience including all routes of dosing and blood/fluid collection. AALAS certification and experience in pharmacological research/drug discovery, in-vivo techniques, data acquisition and analysis, animal behavior monitoring, compound formulation, drug administration and biological samples collection preferred. Must be detail oriented, have strong communication and multi-tasking skills and have the ability to work both independently and as a member of a team. Must be proficient in MS Excel/Word/Powerpoint.

Working Conditions: Works in a laboratory environment. May on a continuous basis walk, bend and lift up to 20 lbs.. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate to high. May intermittently sit at desk for a long period of time to answer telephone and write or use a keyboard to communicate through written means. Must be flexible to work varying schedules and hours as needed. Occasional local travel may be required. The physical demands described above are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

To apply please contact: Soonpin Yei, Syei@bio-quant.com / 858-450-0048

Research Scientist I (posted 3/10/08)
Department: In-Vivo Pharmacology

Position Objective: Vivarium and laboratory scientist position to support ongoing contracted research efforts in the Oncology, Pharmacology and Toxicology fields. Will perform animal and pharmacokinetic studies including processing samples, data analysis, assisting with SOP development and study reports as well as validating new protocols.

Essential Functions:

Perform animal procedures, including administration of test articles (IV, PO, IP, SC, and IM), blood and tissue collection at various time points, euthanasia necropsy, gross physical examinations, and animal husbandry.
Plan, schedule and execute in vivo and pharmacokinetic study procedures.
Prepare technical reports, quantitative analyses, protocols and other on-going documentation of assigned projects. Maintain current laboratory notebooks and/or computer files.
Participate in project meetings and provide feedback on experimental work completed
Present data at internal meetings; may present data at external scientific conferences and meetings.
Maintain a thorough working knowledge of the theory and techniques of the applicable scientific arena and present that information to peers and others.
May guide or train less experienced personnel.
May perform oth

Veterinary Technician, full-time and part-time positions (posted 11/3/08)

Intuitive Surgical

Department: Training