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Job Requirements of Biosafety Compliance Specialist:
- Direct experience with animal care and biosafety protocols in a research setting.
- Working knowledge of biosafety risk levels (BSL) and containment practices.
- Familiarity with CDC and NIH biosafety guidelines.
- Proven ability to apply regulatory standards to internal lab environments.
- Excellent recordkeeping and documentation skills, including meeting minute preparation.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with a commitment to confidentiality.
- Proficiency in electronic systems for research compliance (InfoEd experience preferred).
Preferred Background:
- Prior experience in Higher Education, Biomedical Research, Biosafety, or Environmental Health & Safety.
- Hands-on experience in a research laboratory setting.
- Solid understanding of scientific and regulatory concepts; administrative training can be provided.
This position offers an exciting opportunity to work in a mission-driven environment where your biosafety expertise will make a direct impact on the success and safety of cutting-edge research.
Please attach your resume (MSWord if possible) to submission.
All inquiries are highly confidential and go directly to:
Misty Davis |
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Biosafety Compliance Specialist
Advanced Personnel Resources is seeking a detail-oriented and knowledgeable Biosafety Compliance Specialist to support biosafety operations within a dynamic research environment. The ideal candidate will bring hands-on experience in animal care, biosafety protocols, and regulatory compliance to ensure safe and effective laboratory practices. This role will work closely with research staff, administrative personnel, and regulatory stakeholders to uphold high standards of safety and confidentiality.
- On-site in Greensboro
- $30–$37/hour (DOE)
- Full-Time | Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Long-term Contract that could go perm
Key Responsibilities:
- Apply CDC, NIH, and institutional biosafety policies and regulations to lab procedures and research operations.
- Provide technical guidance and support to scientific personnel on biosafety and containment practices.
- Maintain thorough, accurate records and documentation; assist with taking meeting minutes as needed.
- Conduct risk assessments related to biosafety levels (BSL) and containment procedures.
- Support the development and enforcement of biosafety protocols and safety standards.
- Ensure confidentiality in handling sensitive research data and compliance matters.
- Utilize electronic research systems, including InfoEd (preferred), to manage and track biosafety-related data.
Job Requirements:
- Direct experience with animal care and biosafety protocols in a research setting.
- Working knowledge of biosafety risk levels (BSL) and containment practices.
- Familiarity with CDC and NIH biosafety guidelines.
- Proven ability to apply regulatory standards to internal lab environments.
- Excellent recordkeeping and documentation skills, including meeting minute preparation.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with a commitment to confidentiality.
- Proficiency in electronic systems for research compliance (InfoEd experience preferred).
Preferred Background:
- Prior experience in Higher Education, Biomedical Research, Biosafety, or Environmental Health & Safety.
- Hands-on experience in a research laboratory setting.
- Solid understanding of scientific and regulatory concepts; administrative training can be provided.
This position offers an exciting opportunity to work in a mission-driven environment where your biosafety expertise will make a direct impact on the success and safety of cutting-edge research.
Please attach your resume (MSWord if possible) to submission.
All inquiries are highly confidential and go directly to:
Misty Davis |