Biological science aid vs microbiological laboratory technician

Differences between biological science aid and microbiological laboratory technician duties and responsibilities

Biological science aid example responsibilities.

• Identify owl species by sight and sound prompt using hoot flute and reed caller.
• Navigate utilizing GPS, topographic maps, aerial photography, and GIS software.
• Perform spawning grind surveys on upper river reaches and tributaries by foot or pontoon drift boats.
• Perform spawning grind surveys from river estuary to upper tributaries by foot or single person pontoon drift boats.
• Work for the agricultural engineers here setting up GPS base stations.
• Assist in making electrophoresis gel and running electrophoresis.
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Microbiological laboratory technician example responsibilities.

• Job duties begin in a general microbiology/ infectious disease laboratory focuse on cultivating and managing infectious strains of microbes.
• Interpret titration curves, nmr graphs, IR spectroscopy and GC graphs.
• Prepare bacterial, fungus and yeast cell cultures used for GLP testing under FDA/EPA guidelines.
• contract )--cut fabric for testing--run Laund-Orometer--ICP, AA, titration
• Conduct schedule preventive maintenance and calibration of equipment (i.e., GC/MS, HPLC, GPC, pH meter).
• Test in-house USP water samples for microbiological contamination.
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