Laboratory Research Technician: Movement and the Brain
Economo Biomedical Engineering Laboratory, Prof. Michael Economo, Boston University
Full-Time, Post-Graduation

The Economo Lab at Boston University has an open position for a Laboratory Research Technician. The Economo Lab uses cutting edge experimental, analytical, and theoretical approaches to study how the brain controls movement using the mouse as a model system. Requirements and Expectations: We are seeking motivated individuals with strong organizational skills, attention to detail. Interest and experience with some of the following is highly desired: (1) maintenance of transgenic mouse colonies; (2) training animals on behavioral tasks; (3) overseeing lab safety permits and protocols; (4) purchasing equipment and supplies; (5) small-animal surgical procedures; (6) instrumentation development; (7) histology experiments; and (8) electrophysiological techniques. Applicants must have a science-related bachelor’s degree or expect one in the Spring of 2019 and prior experimental research experience in a biomedical field. Additional Information: More information about our research is available at economolab.org. The initial appointment is for one year with the possibility of annual renewal. We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. We are a VEVRAA Federal Contractor. To Apply: Send brief cover letter, CV and contact information for three scientists familiar with your work to BMEJobs@bu.edu with “Economo Lab - Bio” in the subject line. (posted 4/2019)