Dissect, process and examine animal gastrointestinal tracts provided by community partners for microplastics through protocols that honour our relations.Practice and model lab values of humility, accountability, collectivity, and good land relations in interactions with colleagues and collaborators, as well as improving and updating lab protocols and practices so they align with these values.Specific duties of the successful applicant will include: The Lab Technician's primary job is to process animal and environmental samples for plastic pollution as well as partaking in day-to-day lab activities. To apply, please send a cover letter detailing alignment with the requirements and assests of the position, CV/resume, and a list of three references to by the closing date. TO APPLY: CLEAR includes a high number of 2SLGBTQIA+, non-gender conforming, Indigenous (mainly Inuit and Métis), and international members, and an application to CLEAR is an application into this lab community. This position is funded through an external grant. Annual raises (~2%) are automatically part of this position. Final wages are based on experience and determined via HR.
Benefits (health care, dental care, paid leave) are included. We are interested in applicants who align with our values of humility, accountability, collectivity, and good land relations, and who will flourish working in a self-described feminist and anti-colonial lab space with diverse colleagues (we have many queer, non-binary, Indigenous, and generally fabulous lab members).ĬONTRACT DATES: Mid-August or early September, 2023 (negotiable) to March 31, 2024, with the possibility for renewal annually. We are looking for someone with laboratory research experience, but you do not have to be an expert in plastic pollution.
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We are looking for a full time Lab Tech to join our team. You can read more about the long-term plastic monitoring with partners in Nunatsiavut here: All of our science is community-oriented. We are engaged in long-term plastic monitoring with partners in Nunastiavut (Inuit land claim agreement in northern Labrador), as well as overseeing multiple monitoring contracts for other Inuit and First Nations communities. Our lab methods and culture are based in humility, accountability, collectivity, and good land relations. We support a vibrant community of graduate, undergraduate, and high school students as well as visiting and affiliated faculty and community members. Max Liboiron, CLEAR lab is a training lab on plastic pollution research and anticolonial, justice-based methods. This is an in-person, contractual position starting mid-August or early September 2023 (negotiable) until Ma(with the possibility for renewal).īased on Memorial University's St. CLEAR Lab is seeking a full-time (30-35 hrs/week) Laboratory Technician in sample processing.
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