In Vivo Research Associate – Rodent Dosing, Bleeding & Necropsy (Gene Therapy)

In Vivo Research Associate for the gene therapy pharmacology lab of a top global pharmaceutical company. You'll work hands-on with mice and rats every day, dosing animals, collecting blood and performing necropsies to support new genetic medicines. You must have hands-on experience with: Rodent handling: mice and rats, including immunocompromised models Dosing: subcutaneous (SC), intravenous (IV/tail vein) and intraperitoneal (IP) injections Blood collection: submandibular, venipuncture and cardiac puncture Gross necropsy: tissue dissection, trimming and processing What you'll do: Run in vivo pharmacology studies with team leads Help develop new rodent models Analyze study data and present results in reports and team meetings Keep accurate electronic notebook records (Good Documentation Practices) Work with toxicology, PK/PD and preclinical teams Cover occasional night, weekend or holiday hours as studies require Required: B.S. or M.S. in biology, neuroscience or a related life science 3–5 years of hands-on rodent work in pharma, biotech, a CRO or a vivarium Strong organization, documentation and attention to detail A plus: gene therapy or AAV studies, biodistribution work, AALAS certification (ALAT, LAT, LATG). This role is not a fit for candidates with only molecular, cell culture, clinical lab or diagnostic experience, or candidates holding a PhD.