Clinical Research Technologist

Wilmington, Delaware, The Biobank and Molecular Analysis Program (BMAP) at Nemours Children’s Health is seeking a full-time Clinical Research Technologist 1 to perform a primary specimen processing role in the CAP accredited program. This individual will work under the supervision of the BMAP Program Manager and performs some assignments independently as discussed and approved by senior lab staff. This individual will conduct routine specimen processing for both internally and externally funded projects of interest to the laboratory, including plasma/serum processing, mononuclear cell extraction, and tissue culture. Additional responsibilities include assisting in processing clinical trial specimens, as well as assisting senior laboratory staff in the processing of core facility specimens and specialized instrumentation. Maintains both handwritten and computerized records of work performed. Assists in implementation of new laboratory protocols and processes, maintenance of lab equipment, and monitors supplies. Performs basic safety functions in the lab, including testing of equipment. Performs basic data analysis; prepares tables/charts/graphs and assists in organizing data. Participates at research laboratory meetings. Essential Functions: Responsible for processing various biological specimens (blood and body fluid, tissue, bone marrow, etc) and utilizing databases for specimen tracking, following laboratory protocols and SOP’s.

Assists in maintaining the laboratory environment, equipment, and function, at a level consistent with CAP guidelines. Function independently as assigned and assists in resolving issues in coordination with senior lab staff/PI. Engage in and actively follows the five Nemours Associate Core Competencies – Cultural Stewardship; Relationship Management; Commitment to Improvement and Quality; Effective Communication and Champions Change. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in biological or medical related science required At least 1-3 years working experience in biomedical clinical or research laboratory

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