Lab Assistant, Part Time

**This is a Limited Appointment position through August 2024**
Laboratory Assistant at UCSF Neuroscience laboratory in the Department of Ophthalmology and the Department of Neurology. The focus of our research is to understand retinal and central processing deficits in eye disease and neurological disorders.
The Lab Assistant will work closely with all laboratory members in various aspects of research, including assistance with ordering of supplies and maintaining laboratory inventory, and general oversight to ensure the smooth running of laboratory operations and organization. Maintains records and files pertaining to equipment, supplies, and lab compliance with regulatory agencies. Assists with the preparation of data collection and assist with research as directed by Specialist and postdoctoral fellows.
The final salary and offer components are subject to additional approvals based on UC policy.

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• High School Diploma or equivalent including one year of laboratory experience; or two years of college including courses in the natural, physical or social sciences or an equivalent combination of education and experienceand knowledge and abilities essential to the successful performance of the duties assigned to the position

• Ability to work independently and/ or as part of a diverse team to determine priorities
• Ability to recognize irregularities and invalid results
• Ability to modify existing procedures and standardize new procedures
• Excellent verbal and oral communication skills
• Detail-oriented
• Knowledge of experimental processes and protocols
• Excellent organizational skills
• Proficient computer skills; operate computer software including our database (with training) and Microsoft Office
• Excellent time management skills
• Knowledge of animal behavior and care
• Knowledge of basic laboratory procedures
• Familiarity with UCSF IACUC protocols and procedures
• Bachelor’s Degree in science-related field