Research Technician
William & Mary
About this role
The Research Technician will support shellfish health diagnostic activities in the Shellfish Pathology Lab at William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science, contributing to the lab’s advisory, research, and educational missions. The role supports institutional histology services and assists with sample processing, diagnostics, field collections, and laboratory recordkeeping. This is a temporary, hourly research support position based at VIMS.
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Founded
2018
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Chief Executive Officer
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