[ECOLOG-L] Laboratory Technician Position in Wildlife Population Genetics, Genomics, and Disease Ecology

[Holly Ernest]

Laboratory Technician Position in Wildlife Population Genetics

Looking for candidate to start Sept 2018 or as soon as possible.

Information on position is below and here: 
http://www.wildlifegenetichealth.org/opportunities-for-working-with-us/

* Apply as soon as possible, applications will be reviewed as they are
received.*

A laboratory technician position is available to assist research in wildlife
population genetics, genomics, and disease ecology. The position will be
primarily lab-based within the Ernest Wildlife Genomics and Disease Ecology
Laboratory in the Department of Veterinary Sciences which has affiliations
with the University of Wyoming (UW) Graduate Program in Ecology. 

The Wildlife Genomics and Disease Ecology (Ernest) Lab at University of
Wyoming, Laramie, is focused on enhancing wildlife conservation, population
health, and management through collaborative research, education, and public
outreach in the disciplines of genomics, landscape & conservation genetics,
and disease ecology. http://www.wildlifegenetichealth.org/

The technician will be responsible for lab work, including  assisting other
lab members with research and responsibilities may include supervising and
mentoring undergraduate students.  Lab work may involve genomic (next gen
sequence data generation and analysis) and genetic (microsatellite) to
examine landscape-level genetic diversity, population structure, and
population health/disease of wildlife species in the Rocky Mountain West and
California. Projects will involve species of current focus in our lab (see
our website). Work will involve processing samples, entering data into
electronic data bases, maintaining lab safety procedures, equipment and
reagents, and more. This position will contribute to graduate students’ and
lab’s research on genomics and population health of pronghorn, mule deer,
hummingbird, sea otter, black bear, and/or other species, as well as aspects
of wildlife population health and/or disease ecology. Responsibilities may
also include contributing to data analysis, manuscript writing for
peer-reviewed publication, grant-writing, and development of oral and poster
presentations of research. Desire to assist in lab management is a plus.

pdf with details about Postdoc Fall 2018 opening and instructions for
application –
http://www.wildlifegenetichealth.org/ernestlabtech-wildlifegenomics21june2018/

Apply online at the University of Wyoming Jobs Site: https://goo.gl/RygmSu

or click “academic job listings” here,
http://www.uwyo.edu/hr/prospective/index.html then click on the position ID
9850.

[ECOLOG-L] Laboratory technician position - Biogeochemistry Core Facility

[Zack Kayler]

The newly initiated Biogeochemistry Core Facility at the University of Idaho, 
Moscow is hiring a 
laboratory technician. The Core Facility is a collaborative unit involving 
departments across the 
University that houses instrumentation and laboratory space related to the 
biogeochemistry of managed 
and natural ecosystems. The majority of the technician’s time will be devoted 
to the safe and efficient 
operation of the instrumentation, including preparing samples, training Core 
users and students, 
establishing method protocols, maintaining the Core database, and ensuring 
laboratory safety 
compliance with University standards. There are also opportunities to provide 
assistance in the field, 
present during lectures as well as writing for publications and the Core 
website. Please see the job 
posting on the UI jobs website (posting number SP001685P) for details:

https://uidaho.peopleadmin.com/postings/20343

The University of Idaho, located in northern Idaho in the city of Moscow, is 
Idaho’s flagship research 
University. The campus is a great location for outdoor activities including 
biking, climbing, and skiing. 
The farmer’s market is a big draw on the weekends as are other cultural events 
such as the annual 
Lionel Hampton Jazz festival. 

Please feel free to contact the Core’s lead faculty for more information:

Dr. Zachary Kayler (soil) zkay...@uidaho.edu
Dr. Michael Strickland (microbiology) mstrickl...@uidaho.edu
Dr. Erin Brooks (hydrology) ebro...@uidaho.edu


Dr. Zachary Kayler
Assistant Professor
Department of Soil and Water Systems 
University of Idaho
Moscow, ID  83844-2060
email: zkay...@uidaho.edu
phone: 208 885 5616

[ECOLOG-L] Laboratory Technician Position

[Teri O'Meara]

Laboratory Technician Position available at the Leigh Marine Laboratory in
New Zealand

Live and work in a stunning coastal town on the shores of NZs oldest Marine
Reserve
Enjoy a role with plenty of variety and autonomy
Contribute to cutting edge marine research and have a real impact

Your impact

As Laboratory Technician based at the Leigh Campus, reporting to the
Business Operations Manager, you will be responsible for managing the day
to day laboratory operations and provide research support for the Institute
of Marine Science. You will become part of a passionate and innovative team
and proactively support undergraduates with laboratory requirements,
maintain laboratory equipment and machines and ensure safety and regulatory
requirements are met.

Key responsibilities include:

Manage the day to day operations of the laboratory with a focus on health
and safety
Ensure reliable and efficient procedures are in place for the use of
laboratory equipment
Induct and train staff and students on the use of the laboratory –
including safety, compliance and fire regulations
Provide technical support with marine research
Ensure chemicals, consumables and equipment are available
Respond to ad-hoc requests as and when required

Your background

To be successful in this role you will have proven experience managing a
laboratory and maintaining laboratory equipment, ideally holding a relevant
qualification or experience in Biochemistry or Environmental Chemistry. You
will be experienced in developing and documenting laboratory techniques and
processes and can influence others to follow regulatory requirements. You
will have a passion and interest in marine science and enjoy supporting
research that contributes to the protection and understanding of the marine
environment.

Skills and Experience:

Strong organisational skills with attention to detail
Ability to maintain chemical registers and adhere to standards
Experience with the design and running of experiments
Analytical skillset – able to analyse results and make conclusions from data
Background in Chemistry and experimental techniques
Ability to influence without authority
Computer literate – experience with Microsoft Office suite

About us

The University of Auckland is New Zealand's world-ranked university,
founded in 1883 we are New Zealand’s pre-eminent research-led institution.
The Institute of Marine Science (IMS) brings together the wide range of
expertise and facilities at The University of Auckland to work towards
improving our understanding of the marine environment. The Leigh Campus,
positioned right next to New Zealand’s oldest marine reserve (Goat Island),
offers a field research base with access to a wide range of unspoiled
marine habitats.

Why work for us?

The University is committed to providing an excellent working environment
through flexible employment practices and a culture that encourages and
supports staff to reach their full potential. We offer a competitive
salary, five weeks’ annual leave per year, and over 300 different career
development courses. In addition, the University offers a company
superannuation scheme, discounted car parking, childcare and a number of
other subsidies on internal and external services. For more information
please visit: Career development and benefits.

Apply

Applications close Sunday 27 August 2017. All applications must be made
online.

The University is committed to meeting its obligations under the Treaty of
Waitangi and achieving equity outcomes for staff and students in a safe,
inclusive and equitable environment.  For further information on services
for Māori, Pacific, women, LGBTI, equity groups, parenting support and
flexible work go to www.equity.auckland.ac.nz

https://www.seek.co.nz/job/34124591?type=standard=
97afc7f8ef2d95beee3ab92bd2f57d0c-9536282


https://www.opportunities.auckland.ac.nz/psp/ps/
EMPLOYEE/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM.HRS_CE.GBL?languageCd=ENG

[ECOLOG-L] Laboratory technician position

[Priyanga Amarasekare]

A Laboratory Technician position is available on a NSF-funded project that 
investigates  temperature-
mediated trait variation in host-parasitoid communities.  Responsibilities 
include maintaining live 
insect cultures, conducting experiments on temperature effects in walk-in 
chambers, microscopic 
analysis of parasitism, and data entry and analysis.  Applicants should have a 
B.S. degree in Biology, 
Ecology, Entomology or a related discipline.   Those with a M.S. degree in 
these areas are also 
encouraged to apply.   Prior research experience with insects is required. 
Salary would be 
commensurate with qualifications and experience.  Applicants should apply 
online using the url: 
https://hr.mycareer.ucla.edu/ (job requisition number 15202), and have three 
letters of reference 
sent to Dr. Priyanga Amarasekare (e-mail: amara...@ucla.edu).  The University 
of California is an 
equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.

[ECOLOG-L] Laboratory Technician position

[Priyanga Amarasekare]

A Laboratory Technician position is available on a NSF-funded project that 
investigates  
temperature-mediated trait variation in host-parasitoid communities.  
Responsibilities include 
maintaining live insect cultures, conducting experiments on temperature effects 
in walk-in 
chambers, microscopic analysis of parasitism, and data entry and analysis.  
Applicants should have a 
B.S. degree in Biology, Ecology, Entomology or a related discipline.   Those 
with a M.S. degree in 
these areas are also encouraged to apply.   Prior research experience with 
insects is required.  The 
position is initially for one year, with the possibility of extension for a 
second year depending on 
performance and funding. Salary would be commensurate with qualifications and 
experience.  
Applicants should apply online using the url: https://hr.mycareer.ucla.edu/ 
(job requisition number 
14310), and have three letters of reference sent to Dr. Priyanga Amarasekare 
(e-mail: 
amara...@ucla.edu).  The University of California is an equal 
opportunity/affirmative action 
employer.