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Lab Technician - Temp2Perm

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Surrey
3 days ago
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Immediate start Do you have a degree in Genetics or a related field?

About Our Client

My client based in Guildford is a global leader in medical devices and genetic testing services for reproductive health, with over 25 years of experience. The company focuses on innovation, quality control, and providing comprehensive solutions to IVF clinics worldwide

Job Description

Receiving and registering samples Maintaining records and ensuring quality control Assembling kits for internal testing Extracting DNA from various biological sources (blood, buccal cells, saliva) Managing inventory and procuring reagents and consumables Preparing samples for the Sperm Aneuploidy Test (SAT) Performing PCR and minisequencing in the wet lab Conducting Next Generation Sequencing using the Life Technologies platform in the wet lab Performing Karyomapping in the wet lab

The Successful Applicant

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Genetics or a related field. Immediate start

What's on Offer

33 days holiday (inclusive of bank holidays) Healthcare plan Company pension Employee discount Free onsite parking Free shuttle bus to/from station Other great perks like social events and activities

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