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The Laboratory Research Operations Technician provides essential technical and operational support to the Injury Biomechanics Research Center (IBRC). Working under the general supervision of the IBRC Director or designee, this role supports research involving postmortem human subjects (PMHS), human biological tissues, anatomical specimens, biomechanical testing, hard-tissue histology, and advanced anatomical imaging. The individual coordinates PMHS screening and specimen workflows; performs or assists with anatomical dissection, specimen preparation, histology, and imaging; supports experimental testing and data collection; and maintains organized, safe, and compliant research spaces. The role also serves as a day-to-day liaison with the Body Donor Program (BDP) and coordinates with other IBRC staff, student workers, vendors, and university partners to support efficient laboratory operations and the successful execution of research projects.
MINIMUM REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
High School diploma or GED. Bachelor degree preferred. Certification or vocational training may be preferred. 1 year of relevant experience required. 2-4 years of relevant experience preferred.
The Injury Biomechanics Research Center (IBRC) is an interdisciplinary research environment integrating anatomy, biomechanics, imaging, engineering, and experimental testing to study human injury mechanisms. This position works directly with donated human remains, human biological tissues, and anatomical specimens and requires consistent professionalism, respect for donors, attention to confidentiality, and adherence to all applicable ethical, safety, and institutional requirements.
Final candidates are subject to successful completion of a background check. A drug screen or physical may be required during the post offer process.
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