Research Laboratory Technician, Clinical Trials

You will run clinical and research assays in the Pathology Department at Johns Hopkins University, owning lab experiments from setup to data collection. You work with molecular biology, immunohistochemistry, and flow cytometry techniques under standard protocols. You join a team of 5+ researchers and collaborate closely with pathologists and lab managers. This role builds your laboratory troubleshooting skills through progressive training and hands-on experience in a top-tier academic medical center.

You will own specimen management, pipetting, and instrument operation in a clinical trial lab supporting Eurofins' global network. You will work under a lab supervisor, follow SOPs, and log results into LIMS. Your work keeps clinical trial samples accurate, safe, and compliant. You will join a team of 58,000 staff across 900 labs, with a culture of decentralized entrepreneurship.

Scientist I – Flow Cytometry Services leads bioanalytical work supporting drug discovery and clinical studies. Responsibilities include executing study tasks and developing methods. Requirements emphasize a bachelor's degree and 2-3 years of lab experience.

You will assist in experiments as part of a team of bio-medical researchers at Thomas Jefferson University, a top-tier academic medical center. You will record experimental results and collaborate with team members to advance research goals. This role supports the lab's daily operations, ensuring experiments run smoothly. You will work on-site in Philadelphia, gaining hands-on experience in a dynamic research environment.

The Junior Research Technician supports biomedical research by processing biospecimens and maintaining lab supplies. This role involves technical tasks within a fast-paced environment. It differs from other positions by focusing on biobank operations and digital pathology.

You will own the production molecular testing workflow in a cutting-edge clinical laboratory, processing patient samples with rapid turnaround times. You'll perform complex procedures like qPCR, next-generation sequencing, and nucleic acid extraction with high accuracy. You'll work within a cross-functional team of lab scientists, technicians, and data engineers. This role distinguishes itself by directly impacting cancer care decisions through timely, high-quality molecular data.