National Eye Institute (Nei) Work Values

Daily Duties at National Eye Institute (Nei):

Collaborated with Senior Investigators on laboratory experiments in support of biomedical research programs and projects. Created, organized, and steered research while serving as expert resource in Molecular Biology and Cell Biology techniques. Utilized and maintained workstations, technical equipment, robotic liquid handling workstations, and automation equipment to perform data analysis, statistical analysis, technical evaluation of research results, and automated PCR product analysis. Assessed, designated, and used standard techniques of routine research. Maintained comprehensive data records. Summarized findings for inclusion in peer-reviewed publications.

What they like about National Eye Institute (Nei):

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Tags

Quality, Quality Assurance, Quality Control, Software, Clinical Research, Control Data, Corrective Actions, Data Analysis, Ophthalmology, Research, clinical, sas, protocol, SOP, PCR, DNA Sequencing

Skills

R, CRAN, R Studio, SAS, Matlab, Statistical Analysis, NCBI and USCS Web Based Bioinformatics Tools, Analysis and Visualization of Molecular Biology Data, Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) Technology Data Analysis, CorelDraw, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Office Suite

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