Total 7 Microbiologist job vacancies in The United States of America

As a Microbiologist, you will:

• Perform microbiological science work or support work in various scientific and public health areas associated with numerous biological agents.
• Perform various techniques to rapidly identify and characterize microbiological agents that cause a number of diseases.
• Modify standard study methods and requirements, practices, or techniques or existing guide to address current and evolving problems or issues.
• Identify methods and procedures to collect data, and conduct experiments and studies, making adjustments in methods and procedures as appropriate during the course of the studies or experiments.
• Acquire and organize materials and information to carry out study procedures for assigned projects, upgrading current capabilities where appropriate.
• Calibrate and operate laboratory instruments that are necessary to independently perform tests, analyses and other procedures in conducting experiments and studies.
• Periodically evaluate progress of the experiment to determine whether data generated are accurate and valid.
• Prepare and deliver written and oral reports to a variety of individuals and groups in both informal and formal settings.
• Respond to questions for inclusion in a comprehensive report on study findings.
• Record study results in accordance with established procedures and maintains complete, detailed records of all experiments performed.
• Interpret data for publication in scientific journals or other formats.

As a Microbiologist (Bilingual) you will:

• Perform various techniques to rapidly identify and characterize microbiological agents that cause a number of diseases.
• Determine study requirements, resources, equipment needs, etc.
• Identify methods and procedures to collect data, and conducts experiments and studies, making adjustments in methods and procedures as appropriate during the course of the studies or experiments.
• Ensure that incoming specimens are processed and triaged maintaining "chain of custody."
• Prepare reports on scientific investigations, studies, and projects.
• Apply knowledge of the technical rules and procedures applying to scientific projects and programs to document and prepare analyses and reports of findings for tests and studies.

As an Microbiologist (Inspector) you will:

• Serve as a senior technical advisor and inspector by conducting evaluations and inspections of biological high containment laboratories that contain polioviruses and infectious biological agents.
• Monitor and evaluate the application process of U.S. facilities that fall under the Containment Certification Scheme of the WHO GAP. Evaluates and provides technical support with the inspection process of biological high containment facilities (BSL-2, 3, and 4) in the United States to determine that they follow international agreements and requirements for poliovirus containment to work in a safe and secure manner.
• Assess the compliance of federal, state, academic, and commercial facilities with international containment requirements governing the possession and use of polioviruses which are deemed to pose a severe risk to public health and safety.
• Lead in the development of operational and policy decisions and create critical documents such as facility inspection reports, enforcement actions, compliance letters, standard operating procedures (SOPs), guidance materials, and frequently asked questions.

As a Microbiologist, you will:

• Provide scientific advice, consultation and leadership in designing, coordinating and maintaining scientific project goals, objectives and priorities within a CIO and/or CDC/ATSDR and in the general public health community.
• Implement scientific policies and procedures on microbiology/biological science practices and principles.
• Design, oversee, implement, and conduct microbiological scientific surveys/studies or projects to identify and solve problems.
• Identify and analyze scientific issues and their impact on operations that are critical to the public health community at large.

As a Microbiologist, you will:

• Provide scientific advice, consultation and leadership in designing, coordinating and maintaining scientific project goals, objectives and priorities within a CIO and/or CDC/ATSDR and in the general public health community.
• Implement scientific policies and procedures on microbiology/biological science practices and principles.
• Design, oversee, implement, and conduct microbiological scientific surveys/studies or projects to identify and solve problems.
• Identify and analyze scientific issues and their impact on operations that are critical to the public health community at large.

As an Microbiologist (Inspector) you will:

• Serve as a senior technical advisor and inspector by conducting evaluations and inspections, as required, of biological high containment
  laboratories that contain polioviruses and infectious biological agents.
• Evaluate and provide technical support with the inspection process of biological high containment facilities (BSL-2, 3, and 4) in the United States to determine that they follow international agreements and requirements for poliovirus containment to work in a safe and secure manner.
• Lead in the development of operational and policy decisions and creates critical documents such as facility inspection reports, enforcement actions, compliance letters, standard operation procedures (SOPs), guidance materials, and frequently asked questions (FAQ's).
• Develop training curriculum and formal presentations; provides instruction to interagency groups (e.g., other federal partners) and
  internal audiences about compliance with Containment Certification Scheme of the WHO GAP and nationally recognized safety and
  security standards.

As a Microbiologist, you will:

• Perform microbiological science work or support work in various scientific and public health areas associated with numerous biological agents
• Carry out a variety of laboratory procedures and processes as it relates to microorganisms and their reactions to the environment
• Perform various techniques to identify and characterize microbiological agents that cause a number of diseases
• Acquire and organize materials and information to carry out study procedures for assigned projects
• Calibrate and operate laboratory instruments that are necessary to independently perform tests, analyses and other procedures in conducting experiments and studies
• Prepare a wide variety of charts, graphs, manuscripts, spreadsheets, etc. to report on study results and note any inconsistencies or area where the data appears inconclusive