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This position is available in the department of Cell Biology in the Electron Microscopy Core Facility (EMCF). The EMCF provides transmission and scanning electron microscopy, as well as other services, including correlative light and electron microscopy (CLEM) and immunogold labeling.

The successful candidate will be supporting users for experimental design, image acquisition, and analysis for EM applications, addressing cell and tissue biology. Experience in electron microscopy applications and sample preparation is a plus. Candidate needs to be technology minded, a team player with strong social, communication and didactic skills, as well as, well organized, structured and able to plan and execute tasks.

Completion of two years of specialized training in Medical Technology area; or completion of two years of college with emphasis in Biology or related field and one year laboratory work as coursework.

• Obtains and prepares tissues, tissue cultures, and other specimens utilizing techniques of fixation, embedding, sectioning and staining of specimens for microscopic examinations.
• Operates electron microscope to examine thin sections of specimens for any abnormalities.
• Screens and evaluates specimens for further observation by principal investigator or other members of professional research or clinical staff.
• Assumes responsibility for care and minor maintenance of electron microscope used by laboratory personnel by inspecting equipment for malfunction or damage on daily basis.
• Photographs and develops negatives of tissue using electron microscope for diagnosis, study, and/or publications.
• Performs other related duties as required.

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