Top Entry Level Biotech Jobs

The Clinical Research Assistant provides support to Clinical Research Coordinators, maintaining patient charts, preparing for visits, and handling data entry and assessments while adhering to protocols.

Coordinates clinical trials, ensuring adherence to regulations, scheduling data collection, and documenting patient involvement throughout studies. Performs safety assessments and manages administrative duties.

The Fabrication Specialist is responsible for fabricating and assembling piping systems, operating machining equipment, and troubleshooting mechanical and electrical equipment.

The Logistics Associate is responsible for accurately picking, packing, and shipping customer orders, ensuring quality and proper labeling, and maintaining cleanliness in the warehouse.

As a Software Engineer at GE HealthCare, you'll develop software solutions for bone density products, collaborating with various teams while applying SDLC principles.

As a Radiology Assistant, you will support MRI department operations by preparing patients for MRI procedures and ensuring their comfort and safety during the process.

The Associate Scientist II will conduct laboratory testing, draft methods, and report results under cGMP regulations, focusing on large molecules and biologics product development.

The DMPK Scientist will perform in vitro and in vivo studies for metabolite identification, characterize metabolites, and develop PBPK models while collaborating across departments and authoring regulatory submissions.

Generate:Biomedicines invites interested candidates to submit resumes for potential future openings in machine learning and biological engineering.

The Process Development Engineer I will optimize and validate processes for medical devices, support cross-functional teams, and ensure manufacturing quality standards.

The Sales Operations Specialist will manage RFP and RFI processes, support the sales team, and maintain sales data in Salesforce, contributing to the company's commercial success.

The Document Control II manages document lifecycles, issues controlled documentation, provides training, and ensures compliance with procedures and regulations.