Research Internship
Location: Nairobi
Reports to: Training Coordinator
Duration: 6 months
Responsibilities
Qualifications
Location: Nairobi
Reports to: Training Coordinator
Duration: 6 months
KEMRI Human DNA Identification
Laboratory (HID laboratory) offers DNA Testing services and conducts training
in the area Human DNA Identification workflows. The program is collaboration
between Centre for Biotechnology Research and Development and the Production
Department.
Responsibilities
·
Prepare experiments for training
purposes.
·
Assist in running of laboratory
assays during training
·
Work as part of training teams and
actively participate in all training programme activities.
·
Assist in other tasks to support the
training programme as required.
·
Provide administrative assistance.
·
Assist in assessment of trainees
during practical sessions.
Qualifications
·
BSc. Biochemistry from a recognized
institution;
·
Familiarity with molecular laboratory
equipment;
·
Conversant with molecular biology
techniques; DNA extraction, PCR, PCR and Fragment analysis;
·
Knowledgeable in forensic serology
and DNA analysis
How to Apply
Please Note:
1. The project WILL NOT offer employment after the completion
of internship.
2. A monthly stipend will be given without any other
benefits.
3. Interns will be expected to take up a personal accident
cover and medical Insurance cover; and
4. INCOMPLETE applications will not be considered.
Applications MUST include the
following:
1. Letter of Application
2. Current Curriculum Vitae with Telephone number and e-mail
address
3. 2 letters of reference with contact telephone numbers
4. Copies of Certificates, or Transcripts
Applications are due no later
than 12th September 2018 to be addressed to:-
The Training Cordinator
KEMRI/CBRD/Human DNA Identification Laboratory
P.O. Box 54840 – 00200
NAIROBI OR
KEMRI/CBRD/Human DNA Identification Laboratory
P.O. Box 54840 – 00200
NAIROBI OR
Email: hidinfo@kemri.org
ONLY THOSE SHORTLISTED WILL BE
CONTACTED.
KEMRI is an equal opportunity
employer committed to diversity. Persons with disability, women, youth and
those from marginalized areas are encouraged to apply.
