Process and document samples from clinical studies in a laboratory in Groningen. Work 24–40 hours per week on day, late and weekend shifts; night shifts are by agreement. Requires a completed laboratory qualification at MBO level 3 or 4.
The role
As a laboratory technician in a sample-processing laboratory in Groningen, you will process and store samples, including blood and urine, collected during clinical studies. You will follow written laboratory procedures and prepare samples for shipment to laboratories for further analysis. Working with your colleagues, you will help maintain sample quality.
Responsibilities
- Process samples according to laboratory manuals, including centrifuging and pipetting.
- Document all procedures accurately and check that incoming samples and their accompanying documentation are complete.
- Perform PBMC isolations and ex vivo stimulations.
- Package samples and prepare them for transport.
- Carry out administrative tasks and manage stocks of consumables.
Schedule and employment terms
You will work 24–40 hours per week on day, late and weekend shifts. Night shifts are by agreement. This is a temporary min-max contract. The initial contract is for one year, with the possibility of extension and permanent employment. Pay is in line with the market. Employment terms are covered by a collective labour agreement. Sporting and social team activities are organised annually.
What you bring
- A completed laboratory qualification at MBO level 3 or 4.
- Strong organisational skills and a careful, accurate approach.
- The ability to work under time pressure and switch between different protocols.
- Willingness to work day, late and weekend shifts; night shifts are by agreement.
- Knowledge of GLP and/or GCP is an advantage, but can also be learned.
- A reasonable command of English.
- A team-oriented approach.