Microbiologist
ani pharmaceuticalsMiddleton (WI)
About the role
Microbiologist The Microbiologist is responsible for independently performing microbiological testing and monitoring activities in accordance with defined standards and requirements. This role applies technical knowledge of microbiological methods and techniques to support the collection and testing of a variety of materials and samples. The Microbiologist maintains laboratory operational readiness, ensures data accuracy and completeness, contributes to investigations and continuous improvement initiatives, and supports routine trending activities.
Responsibilities:
Collect and manage samples and perform microbiological testing in accordance with defined standards and requirements. Conduct various techniques and assays, utilizing appropriate aseptic techniques, and including but not limited to bioburden, endotoxin, plating and enumeration methods, gram staining, isolation, and other identification or specified microorganism tests. Analyze and document microbiological data. Identify atypical results, excursions, or trends and ensure timely escalation and documentation. Prepare and manage media and reagents required to support microbiological testing and monitoring activities, including the performance of growth promotion testing, maintenance of inventories, and management of associated documentation. Manage equipment, labware, and supplies to support microbiology testing, including routine cleaning, preparation, and performance checks. Maintain general laboratory readiness, including the performance of routine housekeeping activities and decontamination and management of waste. Assist with the development and revision of laboratory standards, test methods, protocols, reports, and other technical documents. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to conduct and support laboratory investigations and contribute to performance of root cause analyses and corrective actions. Perform and support routine technical analyses and reviews, including but not limited to trend analyses and other data reviews. Perform other duties as assigned or requested. Skills /
Competencies
Core Competencies:
Communication Continuous Learning Customer Service Orientation Integrity Leadership Safety Strategic Thinking Teamwork
Functional Competencies:
Data Affinity Project and Process Management Laboratory Standards and Best Practices Qualifications/
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in microbiology, biology, or a closely related field. Minimum two (2) years of experience in a microbiology laboratory with responsibility for routine testing and documentation activities. Proven ability to follow and prepare written documents. Strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills. Ability to manage multiple projects and competing priorities. Strong working knowledge and experience with microbiological techniques and methods. Thorough understanding of documentation and requirements for a laboratory environment.
About Us:
Welcome to ANI Pharmaceuticals, where we are dedicated to improving and enhancing patients' lives through the manufacturing and distribution of high-quality pharmaceutical products. With a diverse portfolio of generic and branded pharmaceuticals, ANI is a trusted partner for healthcare providers, pharmacists, and patients alike. We understand the importance of accessibility, and our products are available across a wide range of therapeutic areas, contributing to the well-being of communities globally. At ANI Pharmaceuticals, there are opportunities to contribute to our purpose every day. We value authenticity, knowledge, and hard work, we strive to celebrate our employees in a positive environment. Our culture empowers everyone to be successful and apply our full potential. Job Info Job Identification 1489 Degree Level Bachelor's Degree Job Schedule Full time Locations 3308 Nursery Drive, Middleton, WI, 53562, US
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