Quality control-associate scientist vs microbiology analyst

Differences between quality control-associate scientist and microbiology analyst duties and responsibilities

Quality control-associate scientist example responsibilities.

• SAP, Trackwise and outlook manage.
• Initiate documentation of components and record all testing upon their completion according to USP and EP, in compliance with FDA.
• Perform laboratory investigations for OOS results.
• Research, identify, purchase & biotinylate specific commercial MMP antibodies for use in in-house ELISA's.
• Work with QA to initiate and resolve deviations, OOS results, investigations, and audit observations.
• Maintain a wide variety of instruments and equipment including daily calibrations and compliance with ISO and GLP.
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Microbiology analyst example responsibilities.

• Job duties begin in a general microbiology/ infectious disease laboratory focuse on cultivating and managing infectious strains of microbes.
• Execute USP water testing for coliforms, pathogens, and total plate counts.
• Conduct turbidimetric analysis and cylinder plate assays of vitamins and antibiotics per USP and CFR standards.
• Isolate, culture, and analyze indoor-air fungal elements and mold samples under GLP and GMP procedures.
• Analyze consumer foods and environmental samples for a variety of microorganisms and contaminants.
• Provide documents request during FDA inspection.
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