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Staff Research Associate II - Hematology/Oncology

University of California - Los Angeles Health
United States, California, Los Angeles
Mar 25, 2025
Description We are seeking an experienced Staff Research Associate to support critical experiments by determining optimal experimental procedures. In this role, your responsibilities will include: Isolation of protein, RNA, and DNA Execution of maxiprep, miniprep, restriction digest, and plasmid electrophoresis Production of lentiviral vectors and cell transduction Conducting experiments using animal models of lentiviral transduction Handling BSL2+ replication-competent viruses (e.g., HIV-1, Zika virus) Processing samples from non-human primates in BSL2+ settings Collaborating closely with team members on large-scale experiments Assisting with inventory management, ordering, and stocking of laboratory supplies Managing chemical and biohazard safety Supporting Principal Investigator with IBC and ARC applications and approvals Orienting new colleagues (Post-docs and students) Proofreading manuscripts where listed as an author Maintaining cleanliness in lab and office spaces If you are eager to contribute to impactful research, we encourage you to apply! Salary offers are determined based on various factors including, but not limited to, qualifications, experience, and equity. The full hourly salary range for this position is $28.88 - $46.46. Qualifications Required: Experience in isolation of protein, DNA, and RNA Experience in microbiology, immunology and molecular genetics Skills in general molecular biology and biochemical techniques Skills in working under BSL2+ settings Ability to perform gel electrophoresis Ability in maintaining proper usage of laboratory equipment Ability to organize raw data into relevant formats Experience in lentiviral vector usage Ability to safely handle replication-competent HIV and other viruses Preferred: Skills in using computer and Excel software Ability to communicate well, work in a team, organize time and orientation of new lab members Ability to work with mice