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Animal Care Technician I
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
Work type
Onsite
Employment
Full Time
Experience
Experience flexible
Compensation
Compensation not disclosed
Posted
2h ago
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The Animal Care Technician I provides essential care for laboratory animals, including feeding, watering, enrichment, and health observations. This role involves performing cage cleaning, facility sanitization, and maintaining accurate documentation in accordance with standard operating procedures.
The Systems Neuroscience Animal Research Lab (SNARL) Animal Care Technician I will provide husbandry and care of laboratory animals with a commitment to animal welfare and well-being.
The candidate will:
Provide food, water, and enrichment.
Perform cage changes including cleaning and sanitizing animal housing enclosures, equipment, and room.
Complete daily health observations and administer basic medical treatments, procedures, and unique diets.
Maintain logs documenting animal care activities and verification of environmental parameters and equipment function.
Duties also include facility support tasks including laundering scrubs, performing general cleaning, sweeping, mopping, stocking supply areas, and assisting with cage wash operations. The successful candidate must consistently demonstrate positive interpersonal and customer service skills, be available to work weekends and holidays and pass the mandatory criminal and social background checks. Vaccinations, and TB testing is required.
Physical Effort: Must be able to stand for extended periods of time, lift 50 pounds, push/pull heavy equipment.
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University of Pittsburgh
Team size
Growing team
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
The University of Pittsburgh is a renowned institution with a Department of Neurobiology, dedicated to research and education, including animal research within the Systems Neuroscience Animal Research Lab (SNARL).
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Animal Care Technician I
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States • Full Time