University Health Network
The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre is seeking a dedicated Research Technician to join the Chan Lab, a multi-disciplinary team studying acute myeloid leukemia and related biological processes. This dual role involves managing the lab's mouse colony, performing in vivo procedures, and overseeing laboratory operations, inventory, and safety compliance. The position requires strong skills in tissue culture, flow cytometry, and molecular biology techniques.
University Health Network (UHN) is a Toronto-based academic health sciences centre that delivers acute, specialty and rehabilitative care while advancing medical research and education. UHN operates major hospitals and institutes including Toronto General, Toronto Western, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre and the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, offering leading programs in transplantation, cardiac care, oncology, neuroscience and rehabilitation. Affiliated with the University of Toronto, it combines patient care, clinical trials and health‑system innovation to translate research into new therapies and practices. UHN serves local, regional and national patients and partners with public and private organizations to improve health outcomes and health‑care delivery.
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