$18,000 – $28,000 (depending on experience)
APHL is a nonprofit based in the United States, with offices globally. As a vested implementing partner, APHL supports Global Health Security (GHS), particularly in the Southeast Asia region. This position will target APHL activities as they relate to laboratory systems strengthening in support of the GHS initiative, including contributing to and implementing activities that support the CDC SEA Applied Science Hub, based in Bangkok, Thailand. This Hub serves as a regional platform to support collaborative applied science research to combat priority public health problems. The laboratory activities of the Hub focus primarily on advanced molecular methods and pathogen genomics. Hub activities are implemented in collaboration with US CDC investigators, other USG agencies, the Thailand Ministry of Public Health (MOPH), the Ministry of Agriculture Thailand, and Thailand Academic Institutions. The incumbent of this position will be based at the Hub laboratory, which is part of the US CDC Thailand platform located on the MOPH campus in Nonthaburi, Thailand.
The incumbent will work alongside CDC staff to perform molecular biological procedures and other related tasks or assignments to support the SEA Regional Applied Science Hub’s research projects and initiatives. The incumbent must possess excellent molecular biology skills and will be working under the technical supervision of APHL’s Southeast Asia Laboratory Technical Advisor and the CDC SEA Applied Science Hub Director. The incumbent will receive day-to-day guidance or task-specific assignments from the Hub Director. In the absence of the Hub Director, the incumbent will receive day-to-day guidance from the CDC Thailand Laboratory Branch Chief as directed by the Hub Director. The incumbent is expected to participate in meetings related to the operation of the SEA Applied Science Hub and CDC Thailand Laboratory, trainings, and educational activities when applicable.
Knowledge of: Laboratory quality management systems, laboratory biosafety, fire safety, best practices in molecular biology, molecular methods (as listed in the Duties and Responsibilities section), how to troubleshoot unexpected findings, basic statistical analyses commonly used in molecular biology, knowledge in molecular virology/microbiology, experience in NGS, bioinformatics, how to document and organize laboratory records for ease of review/audit, quality assurance, and how to work collaboratively within and between laboratories.
Skills: Laboratory and laboratory-related skills to perform tasks described in the Duties and Responsibilities section, Use of Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access database software, and email systems; excellent organizational, verbal, and written communication skills.
Abilities: Ability to establish working relationships with diverse groups; ability to work independently; organize work projects and complete tasks within assigned timeframes.
Special Requirements: None
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