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Texas A&M University
Laboratory Manager
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A Clinical Laboratory Manager manages laboratory research and procedures for numerous fields such as health, industry, or other natural sciences. Commonly oversees R&D, diagnostic or treatment to allow patients to receive better health outcomes. Responsible for regulatory, health and safety operations during laboratory activities.
$110,776 / year median in Texas
+18% projected growth
Job Description
Job Title Laboratory Manager Agency Texas A&M University Department Biology Proposed Minimum Salary Commensurate Job Location College Station, Texas Job Type Staff Job Description Here's a Glimpse of the Job Texas A&M University's Biology Department is seeking a Laboratory Manager who, under general direction, oversees and coordinates daily laboratory operations, instructional activities, and facility maintenance in support of the department's A&P courses. This role ensures laboratories are properly prepared, equipped, and maintained to provide a safe and effective learning environment for students and instructional staff. Opportunities to Contribute Supervises daily laboratory operations by overseeing course preparation, troubleshooting protocols, resolving laboratory issues, and coordinating maintenance needs to ensure efficient instructional support. Leads and trains laboratory personnel, including full-time technicians, teaching assistants, student workers, and staff, while managing schedules, assignments, and technical training. Coordinates student and instructional support activities by verifying laboratory absences, addressing teaching assistant concerns, preparing instructional and examination materials, and organizing makeup laboratory sessions. Manages laboratory purchasing, inventory, and budget functions by ordering supplies, preparing requisitions, processing purchase orders, maintaining equipment inventories, and monitoring budget and course order records. Collaborates with departmental leadership and university partners, including EHS and campus support offices, to support laboratory operations, compliance, and resource needs. Maintains laboratory safety and regulatory compliance by overseeing annual chemical inventories, maintaining compliance records, and fulfilling reporting requirements. Oversees course support resources by maintaining and updating online laboratory course components and ensuring instructional materials remain accessible and current. Preserves and manages teaching collections and educational materials, including specimens, microslides, study skins, charts, anatomical models, and other instructional resources. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in biology or a related field, or any equivalent combination of training and experience. Five years of experience in medical or teaching laboratory settings. May occasionally lift, move, and carry moderately heavy weight up to 50 lbs. Requires frequent standing and walking around the instructional laboratories. A well-qualified candidate for this position will also possess: Master's degree in Biology or a related field. Five years of teaching experience in high school or college-level laboratories in Biology, Chemistry, or a related field, to include a 2-year supervisory background. Professional experience within human anatomy and physiology, animal physiology, embryology, or other related science field. Valid Texas Driver's License. CPR/First Aid certification, hazardous chemical training, and FAMIS training. Ability to multi-task and work cooperatively with others. Demonstrated supervisory and leadership skills. Excellent organizational and communication skills.