Biological Sciences-Geneticist (Level 2) - Aerospace Medical Research (AMR8)

ProSidian Seeks a Biological Sciences-Geneticist (Level 2) - Aerospace Medical Research (AMR8) headquartered near CONUS - Oklahoma City, OK to support requirements for Aerospace and Defense Sector Clients. 

This CONUS - Oklahoma City, OK - Biological Sciences-Geneticist (Level 2) - Aerospace Medical Research (AMR8) Contract Contingent position currently best aligns with the Biological Sciences-Geneticist (Level 2) Labor Category. Ideal candidates exhibit the ability to visualize, analyze, and convert data and experiences to meet performance challenges while confidently engaging in productive “Jugaad” and dialogue targeting mission success.  ProSidian Team Members work to provide Gov't. - Federal (USA) Sector related Human Capital Solutions for Aerospace Medical Research and Technical Support Services  on behalf of The Civil Aerospace Medical Institute (CAMI).

Biological Sciences-Geneticist (Level 2) - Aerospace Medical Research (AMR8) Candidates shall work to support requirements for  (Aerospace Medical Research Services) and shall work as part of a team in support of Aerospace Medical Research efforts.  The candidate will complete tasks and activities contributing to deliverables and core mission functions in the Aerospace Medical Research space.

Must perform work as required by the Functional Genomics team, with typical tasks such as:

- Maintain and calibrate genetics instruments, pipettes and equipment in compliance with ISO-9001 requirements and internal laboratory operating procedures and maintain the records of calibration work for laboratory equipment.

- Perform genetic laboratory work including extracting genetic material (e.g., DNA, RNA) from blood, tissue, and other biological specimens; QA/QC work such as spectrophotometric analyses with accurate generation of dilution curves; and processes such as amplification and library preparation. Work must be performed with a high success rate, with no more than a 5% failure rate (sample loss/severe degradation) when given high-quality starting material.

- Work with limited to no oversight.

- Perform literature research and laboratory testing to develop new laboratory methods.

- Perform repetitive hand-work, including precise, accurate, and repetitive pipetting of small volumes of liquid.

- Able to sit or stand for long periods to perform laboratory bench work.

- Maintain coherent records in a laboratory notebook and the Functional Genomics’ electronic laboratory information system

- Summarize his/her work and assist other members of the Functional Genomics team in summarizing and compiling data, including compiling results, reporting basic statistics, generating charts, and documenting findings from laboratory tests.

- Write up methods in paragraph format upon request, at a quality level consistent with publication in peer-reviewed journals.

- Obtain and maintain Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI Program) certification in human subject research including Biomedical (Biomed) coursework, and related certification when necessitated by individual projects.

- Obtain and maintain training in blood borne pathogens, and take appropriate precautions for safety (e.g., use of PPE) while in the laboratory.

- Perform human subjects work in compliance with Institutional Review Board requirements and federal regulations.

- Learn and apply new techniques as developed by the Functional Genomics team and as necessary to implement use of new equipment and laboratory procedures.

- Attend regular laboratory meetings of the Functional Genomics team and provide updates of his/her work status upon request.

- Research, design, and execute experiments to accomplish objectives of the Functional Genomics team, with limited supervision.

- Provide all data, writing, and results to the Functional Genomics team.

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