Skill
Laboratory Equipment
Healthcare and Medical
Laboratory equipment refers to the instruments and tools used in scientific research and testing, such as microscopes, centrifuges, pipettes, spectrophotometers, and incubators. Scientists, technicians, and researchers use this equipment to conduct experiments, analyze samples, and generate reliable data across fields like chemistry, biology, and medicine.
Open roles requiring Laboratory Equipment (2)
FUL - Biological Science Technician (Fish)
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Full-time · Williamstown, WV · $40,736 – $72,644
This U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service role supports fish hatchery operations and biological field research, including data collection, fish health monitoring, and environmental surveys across multiple career ladder levels. It suits people with biology training or field science experience who can work both in controlled hatchery settings and outdoors conducting wildlife studies.
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Biological Science Technician
Agricultural Research Service
Houma, LA · $50,460 – $80,243
This US federal research technician role supports sugarcane breeding and agronomic studies through field work, lab sample processing, and data management. The position suits candidates with hands-on experience in crop cultivation, pest management, or agricultural research who are comfortable with both fieldwork and basic statistical analysis.
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