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Neuroscience Animal Care RA-SW
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What they do
An Animal Care Worker or Manager manages animal care and grooming for a retail store that sells pets or for a pet grooming business. May also provide animal care and grooming at a kennel. Works with animals in shelters or rescue organizations. Works primarily with dogs and cats. Assists veterinarians with vaccinations or other procedures; screens people who want to adopt an animal from a shelter and provides information about caring for animals.
$30,513 / year median in Ohio
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Job Description:
The Neuroscience Program is seeking a dependable, motivated, and intellectually curious student to help care for laboratory mice and to assist with data analysis. The position will involve TA work for the Behavioral Neuroscience lab class, data analysis for the SCAMPUR lab, and administrative tasks for the Neuroscience Program. This role offers an excellent opportunity to gain professional experience in handling and caring for laboratory animals. As a research assistant, you will gain the knowledge and skills to develop and carry out your own behavioral neuroscience project.Key Responsibilities:
Assist in checking on the food, water, and health status of miceWork with another student to perform cage changes and maintain the vivariumScore mouse behavior videos and analyze images of mouse brain tissue using ImageJ for the SCAMPUR labAssist in setting up and maintaining lab equipmentClean glassware and maintain chemical inventory recordsCreate documents and/or help organize events for theNeuroscience Program Qualifications:
Must be a current student, preferably with interest in Neuroscience or PsychologyA willingness to handle mice and interest in learning about research involving animal modelsReliable, meticulous, and able to work independently as well as part of a teamStrong organizational and time management skillsPreference will be given to first- and second-year students interested in carrying out a research project in the future, but all interested current students are encouraged to applyWork Schedule:
Flexible hours between 8:30 AM and 4:30 PM that will accommodate class schedules. Some availability on weekends is helpful for animal care.NOTE:
Employment sponsorship is not available for this position. Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States.Application Instructions:
Complete the ADP application by selecting "Apply" button and answer all questions.Supervisor:
Chelsea VadnieCommitment:
10 hours per week, minimum wageTerm:
Full Academic Year (Fall 26 & Spring 27)Benefits
- Flexible Work Schedules