Apply animal handling and biological sampling skills to toxicology studies at Charles River, supporting research in Sherbrooke, Laval, or Senneville.
This Animal Health Technician prospect focuses on laboratory animal care within Charles River’s Toxicology team. The work includes protected handling, animal monitoring, injections, gavage, biological sample collection, and study documentation. Your contribution supports preclinical research and the development of recent medicines and therapies.
Key Responsibilities:
Handle laboratory animals safely and compassionately
Monitor animal health and well-being
Administer test items and medications
Collect biological samples including blood and urine
Document observations, body weight, and clinical signs
Requirements:
Diploma in animal health, biotechnology, or related field
Bachelor’s degree in biology, animal science, or related discipline
Two to three years’ research technical assistant experience with high school diploma
Four to five years’ veterinary clinic technical assistant experience with high school diploma
Ability to perform physical work and understand written English
Use animal welfare knowledge, careful observation, and technical procedures to support Charles River’s toxicology research programs.