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Microbiologist I or II at University of Wisconsin–Madison - ApplyBlast

Microbiologist I or II

University of Wisconsin–Madison

2 days ago

2.5 on Glassdoor

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Junior

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About this role

The Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene seeks a Microbiologist I or II to join the Communicable Disease Division's Sequencing team. This role supports advanced molecular diagnostics and next-generation sequencing for the detection and analysis of public health pathogens. The position involves performing molecular and microbiological testing, maintaining laboratory systems, and contributing to quality assurance and method validation.

Responsibilities

Perform molecular diagnostic and microbiological testing on clinical specimens
Conduct next-generation sequencing for pathogen detection and genomic analysis
Develop and validate molecular assays and standard operating procedures

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor of Science degree in a chemical, biological, clinical or medical laboratory science or medical technologyDegrees in Microbiology, Genetics, or Molecular Biology

About University of Wisconsin–Madison

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University of Wisconsin–Madison is a public, top-ranked research university located in Madison, Wisconsin. Founded in 1849, UW–Madison offers a broad range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs and supports extensive research, teaching, and public service across many disciplines. The campus combines strong academic departments, research centers, and experiential learning opportunities to serve students, faculty, and the wider community. UW–Madison is committed to discovery, innovation, and community engagement at local and global levels.