Student Worker-Dissector

Posted 11 days ago

palmer college of chiropracticPort Orange (FL)

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About the role

Student Worker-Dissector20 - Florida Campus - Port Orange, FL 32129

Overview: Position Type Part Time

Description: This position is for current Palmer College of Chiropractic students only.

Function: This work-study position is responsible for dissecting specific structures on and in cadavers to ensure efficient instruction and viewing capabilities by anatomy faculty and open lab students. This role is vital to maximizing instructional time during lab. Organizational Relationship:

Responsible to the department head or assigned supervisor for successful performance of assigned duties.
General Qualifications needed to perform role:
Willing to work with cadavers
No allergies to chemicals in the lab
No physical impediments to lifting
Good dexterity and a good ability to concentrate
Good attention to details and must be meticulous in their work

Specific Duties & Responsibilities: The individual will be dissecting specific structures on human cadavers. He/She will cleanly expose delicate structures such as nerve, arteries, and veins. He/She will be dissecting every item on the provided list prior to the scheduled lab.

Qualifications: Education, Training and Experience:

Biomedical Waste Training
The applicant must have at least a Bachelor's Degree in related field (Anatomy/Biology) and previous experience with human dissection.
Understanding of FERPA and HIPAA regulations and guidelines
Working Environment and Conditions:
Performs assigned duties in a ventilated, lighted, and temperature controlled office environment

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