Research coordinator, part-time

Location: Sweden
Application Deadline: 11.Nov.2024
Published: 1 week ago

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Comparative Medicine (KM) is the Karolinska Institute’s central organization with the task of taking care of today’s and developing the laboratory animal operations of the future. Our goal is to support the Karolinska Institute’s research and education with specialist expertise. An ethical approach is the watchword in our business. We protect a good environment for both animals and people.

With us, you meet researchers and students from all over the world with a common goal, to conduct and participate in top-quality medical research. Currently, KM has approximately 130 employees who, together with colleagues within Karolinska Institutet, work to strengthen the institute’s position as an internationally leading medical university.

We are now looking for a research coordinator with experience in work environment issues mainly in biosafety.

The position is part-time, (20%) and time-limited to approximately 3-6 months.

Job duties

You act as an advisor regarding biosafety and handle notifications and permit applications for contained use of GMM and infectious agents. You are the contact person and link between Comparative Medicine and KI’s central biosafety committee and are responsible for receiving and disseminating relevant information to employees. Additional tasks of a similar nature (e.g. risk assessments) may be included within the scope of part-time work. You are expected to get into your tasks quickly and take a great deal of independent responsibility. 

Qualifications

The position requires experience in biosafety issues and risk assessments. Previous research experience is necessary, as is experience with animal experiments at advanced level. As you and your colleagues handle complex matters together, your ability to cooperate is essential and great importance will therefore be placed on personal suitability. You report to the deputy operations manager.

What do we offer?

A creative, international and inspiring environment filled with competence and curiosity. Karolinska Institutet is one of the world’s leading medical universities. Our vision is to drive the development of knowledge about life and work for better health for everyone. Here, we conduct successful medical research and have the largest range of medical education in Sweden. As a university, Karolinska Institutet is a state authority. This means that you get good benefits through our collective agreement. Employees at KI are also offered the opportunity for a flexible way of working. This means that if the business you work in allows, you can work part of your working time remotely. You can also exercise freely in our modern wellness facilities where trained staff are on site.

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