Uses scientific education to perform laboratory testing within a good manufacturing practices environment to generate results and interprets the data output to determine conformance. Has experience and command of multiple laboratory techniques to perform them with minimal error and implements new technologies or processes that do not currently exist within the laboratories. Takes responsibility for completing assigned work tasks and goals and can independently prioritize work schedule in order to meet both objectives.

Primary Responsibilities:

• Performs Quality Control laboratory testing to ensure patient safety. This work is performed within a Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) environment in support of one or more of the following areas: active pharmaceutical ingredients, incoming/raw materials, in-process product, finished product, stability, and/or validation.
• Interprets data output to determine conformance with product specifications and records results.
• Understands, implements, and maintains a safe work environment for themselves and others in accordance with procedural requirements.
• Conducts testing in accordance with USDA, IACUC and AVMA guidelines.
• Conducts terminal phase rodent studies including body weight measurements, necropsy, collection of tissue samples.
• Basic husbandry duties along with animal health observations may be required.
• Proficient in the use and understanding of basic laboratory equipment, maintenance and troubleshoot instrument issues.
• Maintains training as needed. Accepts responsibility for acquiring knowledge and experience to support continual personal development.
• Communicates proactively with supervisor and team members on a frequent basis to ensure timely product release.