Lead training, competency governance, and 3Rs strategies within the Biological Services Facility, ensuring animal welfare and regulatory excellence in biomedical research.
The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986, along with substantial experience in biomedical research techniques and animal care.
This full-time position is based in Manchester, offering a collaborative environment within a large academic institution dedicated to research integrity and innovation.
Join an innovative team to contribute to cutting-edge research addressing subsurface engineering challenges for sustainable energy. Collaborate with diverse experts while enhancing your skills in a dynamic environment.
Ideal candidates possess a relevant PhD and demonstrate proficiency in geomechanics, problem-solving, and teamwork; they should be self-motivated and collaborative.
Based in Manchester with potential hybrid working arrangements, this role offers an 18-month contract, competitive salary, and excellent benefits including a leading pension scheme and exceptional leave entitlement.