Lead Animal Technician, Neuroscience

Role: Lead research technician supporting neuroscience animal studies, overseeing in-life procedures, data collection, and study compliance. Responsibilities: conduct dosing, behavioral assessments, tissue collection, necropsies, and assist with disease induction and surgeries; supervise junior staff; ensure adherence to protocols, SOPs, and regulatory standards (GLP, IACUC); maintain study documentation and lab inventory; operate laboratory equipment and software. Requirements: MS/BS in biology or related field with 1-3 years of animal research experience, or equivalent; expertise in rodent dosing, sample collection, necropsy, and behavioral testing; knowledge of neuroscience research preferred. Skills: strong attention to detail, ability to follow protocols, independent and team work, computer literacy, safety consciousness, and good communication. High-value: rodent models (mice/rats), neuroscience focus, behavioral assessments, in vivo sample handling, regulatory compliance. Work setup: applicable at various levels, with potential for different experience-based salary; flexible work environment. No specific travel or location details provided.