Center For Disease Control Work Values

Daily Duties at Center For Disease Control:

• Operating analytical (HPLC) and automated liquid handling instruments (TECAN) instrumentation to assessed the exposure to chemicals and biomarkers of diseases in the USA population • Program automated instrumentation for sample preparation and analysis • Developed and standardized method for data analysis • Prepared daily documentation of experiments • Performed detail calculations to laboratory budget, supplies and equipment need it during the year, saving 30% in costs

What they like about Center For Disease Control:

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Tags

Biomaterials, Tissue Engineering , Molecular and Cell Biology, Analytical Chemistry , Polymer Science, Biochemical Engineering, Neuroscience , Data Analysis, Statistics

Skills

 Tissue Engineering  Biomaterials  Microfabrication of Devices  Molecular Cell Biology  Protein Synthesis/Purification/Isolation  Radioactive and Fluorescent Labeling  Immunhistochemical Techniques  2D/3D Mammalian Cell Culture ,  DNA/RNA Purification  PCR and RT-PCR  Western and Northern Blotting  Gel Electrophoresis  Cloning  In-Vitro/In-Vivo Studies  HPLC/FPLC  Development of Biomarker Essays  Biochemical Engineering  Neuroscience  Calcium

These are some of the questions we asked our climbers about their experiences with Center For Disease Control: