The Skilled Student Equipment Coordinator will play a critical role in supporting departmental operations by overseeing the use maintenance and training associated with shared research equipment. This position ensures that faculty students and staff are properly trained equipment is functioning optimally and usage is documented for administrative oversight. The coordinator will also contribute to departmental research and operational tasks as needed.
Train new faculty graduate and undergraduate students and staff on the proper use of shared departmental equipment including but not limited to:
Water purification systems
Autoclaves
Gene/protein expression instruments
Flow cytometry analyzers
Gel imaging systems
Other central equipment as assigned
Develop and maintain a centralized training database to track user certifications training dates and equipment access status.
Conduct weekly inspections of all shared equipment to ensure proper working order.
Coordinate service requests and preventative maintenance as needed.
Monitor and report any misuse or improper handling of departmental equipment.
Assist with tasks related to I equipment setup calibration and departmental research projects as assigned.
NO -- Federal Work Study eligibility not required
Masters degree in Biological Sciences or a related field.
Demonstrated proficiency in operating and troubleshooting the listed equipment.
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail especially in documentation and scheduling.
Ability to communicate technical procedures clearly and professionally to diverse users.
Experience with database creation and maintenance preferred.
Reliability initiative and a commitment to maintaining high standards of laboratory safety and integrity.
Jessica Cottrell
Seton Hall University is committed to programs of Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO).
Required Experience:
IC
As one of the nation's leading Catholic universities, Seton Hall University has been showing the world what great minds can do since 1856. SHU's main campus is located in the quaint town of South Orange, NJ, only 14 miles from New York City.