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Scientist I LC-MS

Resolian UK
Fordham
1 month ago
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Responsibilities

  1. · Development and validation of LC-MS/MS methods for quantitation of drugs and biomarkers
  2. · Application of these methods to routine analysis of biological samples from pre-clinical toxicology, and clinical safety studies
  3. · Record keeping in compliance with GLP
  4. · Preparation of study plans and reports
  5. · You will play an active role in planning your work, managing your time to deliver data to our customers
  6. · Work closely as part of a team, supporting one another to achieve our customers goals

The ideal candidate will;

  1. · Be enthusiastic, proactive, and driven to go the extra mile to support our customers
  2. · Focus on quality, and possess an excellent attention to detail
  3. · Communicate effectively; explaining the outcome of experiments to peers and customers

Education, Skills & Experience

  1. · Degree in biological or analytical science, or equivalent relevant experience
  2. · Experience in a GXP accredited laboratory is advantageous
  3. · Knowledge of mass spectrometry and/or chromatography techniques
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