Biochemical Technician At University Of Manitoba Winnipeg (Canada)

Biochemical Technician At University Of Manitoba Winnipeg (Canada)

03 Aug
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Department of Food Science, University of Manitoba
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Canada

03 Aug

Department of Food Science, University of Manitoba

Canada

Pursue an impactful career as a Biochemical Technician at the University of Manitoba, focusing on advanced microscopy and histological techniques. This full time role requires expertise in Transmission Electron Microscopy and immunohistochemistry.
Join the Department of Human Anatomy and Cell Science in a permanent position as a Biochemical Technician. The ideal candidate will utilize their knowledge of TEM-related techniques, handle diverse biological specimens, and improve immuno-EM methods. Collaborate with researchers while maintaining meticulous records and training others in the lab.
Key Responsibilities:
• Process specimens for Transmission Electron Microscopy imaging
• Prepare histological and EM specimens for analysis




• Train and certify microscopy users
• Maintain laboratory equipment and supplies
• Document procedures and generate reports for clients
Requirements:
• Bachelor’s Degree in a related field or equivalent experience
• Knowledge of TEM and histology techniques
• Experience with advanced imaging and microscopy
• Ability to train students in laboratory settings
• WHMIS certification preferred
Apply your microscopy skills and support research initiatives at the University of Manitoba.
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📌 Biochemical Technician At University Of Manitoba Winnipeg (Canada)
🏢 Department of Food Science, University of Manitoba
📍 Canada

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