New York Biologist Jobs

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Senior Cell Bank BiologistLancaster Laboratories(York/Lancaster, Pennsylvania)
Consider joining Lancaster Laboratories where people are the most important element in our chemistry. Celebrating 50 years of service, Lancaster Laboratories is a leading contract lab providing testing and research services in the environmental, pharmaceutical, and biopharmaceutical sciences to clients worldwide. Lancaster Laboratories, a nationally recognized laboratory, is searching for a Senior...
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Posted Wed 4th January
Account Manager Biomonitoring Ohio Thru New York TerritoryEMD Millipore(Cleveland, Ohio)
EMD Millipore Corporation is looking for an Account manager to join the North American sales organization. The Account manager position is part of a team of sales and sales support professionals supporting EMD Millipore’s Bio Monitoring group within the Lab Solutions Business Unit. The BioMonitoring field sales group is focused on supporting the microbiology needs of the Pharmaceutical Industry wh...
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Posted Wed 8th February
Executive Director, Molecular GeneticsGenoptix, Inc.(San Diego, California)
Description Chart a New Direction in Your Life! Genoptix is more than just a company – we are a team of highly trained professionals working together to optimize outcomes. We specialize in hematologic malignancies, disorders, and subtypes in bone marrow, blood, and lymph nodes, with expertise in the most challenging diagnoses. We also specialize in solid tumor workups using molecular testing. We a...
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Posted Mon 13th February

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