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The Department of Biomedical Engineering is seeking a Research Technician II. This position will involve making sure our research laboratory is compliant with animal protocols. This will include writing and amending the protocols, maintaining a mouse colony and carrying out small animal technical work. Another responsibility will be assisting with tumor models and ensuring daily monitoring is completed by students. He/she may treat mice and rats with therapeutic agents via tail-vein administration. Rat and mouse blood collection will be carried out. The candidate should also maintain cells in tissue culture. Additional responsibilities include engaging with graduate students on a variety of research projects.

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