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positions open at the Harvard-Partners Center for Genetics and

George S.Grills grills at aecom.yu.edu
Wed Jul 18 16:56:56 EST 2001


The Harvard-Partners Center for Genetics and Genomics is building a 
state-of-the-art facility in Cambridge that will be dedicated to high 
throughput genotyping, DNA sequencing and DNA microarray technology.

The Center is currently seeking highly motivated, experienced individuals 
interested in working in an academically-oriented team environment to fill 
positions in the following areas:

Facility Managers:
Ph.D. level candidates having prior experience with high throughput 
technologies are sought.  Industrial or biotechnology background 
preferred.  Responsibilities include overseeing sequencing, genotyping and 
microarray facilities.  Knowledge and experience in personnel management, 
budgeting and computation are required.  Opportunities for research and 
development of new technologies will be available.

Laboratory Technicians:
Several full-time B.S. and M.S. level positions requiring proven skills in 
molecular biology techniques including PCR, DNA purification, nucleic acid 
hybridization, cloning, and automated DNA sequencing.  Excellent computer 
skills are essential.

Bioinformaticists:
B.S. through Ph.D. level candidates with demonstrated experience in 
computational biology.  Knowledge of molecular biology is a plus.

Systems Analyst:
Responsible for maintaining high end computers and data processing of 
several large-scale genetics programs.

Executive Assistant to the Scientific Director:
Responsible for assisting the Director in managing all aspects of the Center.

Please send or e-mail a statement of interest, resume and list of three 
references to:

				Elaine O'Rourke
				Division of Genetics, Department of Medicine
				Brigham and Women's Hospital
				20 Shattuck Street
				Boston, MA 02115
				eorourke at rascal.med.harvard.edu

Brigham and Women's Hospital is an equal opportunity/affirmative action 
employer.

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