Clinical Cell Processing Laboratory Staff

We are currently searching for a Clinical Cell Processing Laboratory Staff Member to work in a clinical laboratory that processes hematopoietic cells for transplantation and manufactures cell and gene therapies that are used to treat patients at the NIH Clinical Center. This involves working in clean rooms in a GMP environment. The staff member should have experience with cell separation, cell culture and working in a biosafety cabinet. This opportunity is full-time, and it is on site in Bethesda, MD.  

• Follow established procedures and protocols; utilize aseptic technique to perform experiments
• Perform a variety of laboratory techniques and procedures
• Perform routine experiments and tests; follow established procedures and protocols
• Prepare materials and equipment for experiments
• Maintain stocked supplies and records of working reagents, including fixatives, buffers, solvents, and staining
• Work with a variety of routine and specialized laboratory instruments and equipment in the laboratory
• Ensure that all specimens and equipment necessary for experiments are available and in good order
• Perform quality control procedures necessary to ensure the accuracy of each test system, sample processing, storage, and inventory of samples
• Perform processing, description, and analysis of samples
• Maintain and update laboratory notebooks and databases; and enter experimental data into spreadsheet and conduct statistical analysis
• Ensure that supplies and consumables are ready and on hand as necessary for maximum efficiency in the laboratory
• Ensure that adequate clean inventory is available for immediate usage
• Ensure that reagents are made correctly and that expired reagents or defective products are replaced to ensure validity of results
• Monitor equipment performance and maintenance schedules
• Perform experiments on samples according to protocols
• Provide experimental progress updates on procedures performed in the laboratory
• Coordinate general laboratory maintenance, including equipment upkeep and calibration
• Provide technical help and expertise to lab members
• Provide training to staff on the performance of laboratory experiments, assays, and protocols
• Train new laboratory members in the correct use of equipment, application of techniques and laboratory protocols
• Engage in problem solving as required to solve technical difficulties and to ensure steady progress, with a goal of providing high quality experimental data suitable for publication

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• Bachelor’s Degree in Biology or related field
• At least 1-2 years of experience
• Certifications preferred in the following:
  • Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)
  • Good Laboratory Practice (GLP)
  • Good Clinical Practice (GCP)
  • Biosafety Level 2 (BSL 2)
• Cell separation
• Cell culture
• Work in a Biosafety cabinet
• Work in a clean room
• Work in a GMP laboratory

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