Description
Your tasks
Tissue Bank Bern
- Registration and Management of Biobank Samples and Data
- Assist in the acquisition and handling of biological samples for research projects
- Perform tissue sectioning using a microtome and cryotome, ensuring quality and precision
- Communication with researchers and pathologists to organize sample collection and sample delivery
- Administration of biobank documents
- Devices cleaning and maintenance
- Consumables ordering
Translational Research Unit
- Support in selecting blocks and sections from the archive
- Support in preparing for dispatch
Requirements
- Technician / Science background (MUST be experienced in histology – previous experience as lab tech)
- English and German fluency (B2 or higher, written and spoken)
- Cryostat and FFPE cutting experience (demonstrable in CV experience)
- Microsoft Office (particularly Excel usage)
- Flexibility, sense of responsibility and precise working methods
- Motivation in career development (growing and learning)
- Ability to work in an organised manner
- Customer-oriented skill set (answering phone calls, and emails and interacting with clients and researchers)
- Strong communication skills
- Capacity to work independently as well as in a team
- Previous experience with biobanks (sample registry, etc) – is a plus, not a must
We offer
We offer you an interesting position in a modern research laboratory at the University of Bern and the opportunity to help shape the future in a dynamic and progressive working environment with a wide range of tasks.
For further information, please contact Ms. Cristina Graham Martinez, Deputy Head of Translational Research Unit, at +41 31 684 12 39 or cristina.graham@unibe.ch.
Have we aroused your interest? Then we look forward to receiving your electronic application (please send your CV, certificates and diplomas in one continuous PDF file) to: bewerbung.igmp@unibe.ch.
University of Bern, Institute of Tissue Medicine and Pathology, Human Resources, Murtenstrasse 31, 3008 Bern, www.igmp.unibe.ch.