· overseeing daily operations of the
genetics laboratory and its systems,
· training laboratory personnel and
students in basic laboratory techniques,
· serving as liaison between project
investigators and laboratory staff,
· supervising laboratory technicians,
· tracking status of all projects moving
through the lab,
· providing technical guidance, problem
solving, and troubleshooting of laboratory methods
· procurement of laboratory supplies and
equipment,
· ensuring maintenance of laboratory
equipment and environment
· providing fiscal oversight of laboratory
budget and maintenance of a cost effective research environment
Additionally, she/he will: Oversee development and testing of new technologies and protocols to improve our data quality and efficiency; Introduce and evaluate new technology to improve our research capacity; Track and manage the laboratory budget using MS Access and Oracle databases; Assist in the development, monitoring, and maintenance of project budget and schedules; Produce and provide data to other laboratories within NMFS, to international organizations such as the International Whaling Commission, and to collaborators; Coordinate lab activities with members of other programs and divisions within the SWFSC
Preferred Qualifications: Preference will be given to candidates who pay attention to detail, have good organizational skills, and can work collaboratively with others.
This is a full-time position with a two year term limit, but with potential for extension. Salary commensurate with experience and will include benefits. Candidates must be U.S. Citizens. The job is currently open for applications through January 23, through the web site www.usajobs.com. Please contact Phil Morin for details (phillip.morin@noaa.gov). http://swfsc.noaa.gov/prd.aspx