Job opportunity
Animal Veterinary Research Technician
UBC
Lead complex swine surgeries and specialized animal care as a Research Technician at UBC in Vancouver. Apply anesthesia monitoring and independent judgment.
Within ICORD’s Kwon Lab, this senior Research Assistant/Technician 4 supports spinal cord injury research using large animal models. The work combines surgical procedures, perioperative care, imaging support, and research data collection. You will refine protocols, guide animal ethics documentation, and provide technical mentorship while working primarily at UBC Animal Care Services and occasionally at VGH.
Key Responsibilities:
Perform complex surgical procedures in swine models
Monitor anesthesia and support anesthetic recovery
Provide overnight and post-operative animal care
Support fluoroscopic imaging and biological sample collection
Train students in surgery and animal handling
Requirements:
Relevant university degree and four years’ related experience
RVT and RLAT or RLATR certification preferred
Knowledge of veterinary practices and CCAC guidelines
Ability to work independently with sound judgment
Flexible availability for evenings, overnights, weekends, and holidays
Bring surgical expertise, veterinary judgment, and animal-care precision to UBC’s spinal cord injury research program.
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Apply on source site Within ICORD’s Kwon Lab, this senior Research Assistant/Technician 4 supports spinal cord injury research using large animal models. The work combines surgical procedures, perioperative care, imaging support, and research data collection. You will refine protocols, guide animal ethics documentation, and provide technical mentorship while working primarily at UBC Animal Care Services and occasionally at VGH.
Key Responsibilities:
Perform complex surgical procedures in swine models
Monitor anesthesia and support anesthetic recovery
Provide overnight and post-operative animal care
Support fluoroscopic imaging and biological sample collection
Train students in surgery and animal handling
Requirements:
Relevant university degree and four years’ related experience
RVT and RLAT or RLATR certification preferred
Knowledge of veterinary practices and CCAC guidelines
Ability to work independently with sound judgment
Flexible availability for evenings, overnights, weekends, and holidays
Bring surgical expertise, veterinary judgment, and animal-care precision to UBC’s spinal cord injury research program.
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