Biotechnologist or bioengineer for ex-vivo lung perfusion wanted!

We are seeking qualified personnel eager to work with ex vivo lung perfusion (EVLP) technology. EVLP is a procedure used by transplant teams to evaluate lungs outside the body, providing essential information on lungs that may not initially appear suitable for transplant. Our EVLP Clinical Specialists play a vital role in this process, working closely with transplant surgeons to provide hands-on assessments and detailed data on the condition of the lungs.

The person will develop the skills necessary to perform the clinical ex vivo lung procedure. This role will include the following tasks and responsibilities: Coordinate clinical team; Prepare and set up EVLP systems and equipment according to established protocols; Create and control an aseptic zone; Evaluate physical lung condition and lead surgical cannulation/reconstruction of vessels and trachea; Operate and maintain the EVLP system and associated equipment; Manage all aspects of the EVLP procedure, including lung assessment, venous gas sampling, bronchoscopy, x-ray collection, recruitment, and deflation; Collect and conduct laboratory tests and analysis on preserved lungs to evaluate suitability for transplant; Assist the transplant center with post-EVLP logistics; Adhere to all safety protocols and procedures including proper handling and disposal of hazardous materials and surgical waste; and Maintain all regulatory compliance frameworks associated with clinical procedures. This role will also include the following administrative responsibilities: Participate in clinical review meetings and other administrative and scientific activities; Participate in quality control and quality assurance activities, including deviation documentation and SOP review; Attend staff meetings and provide input, as needed, into operational, clinical and regulatory development plans; Adhere to on call schedule as well as support regular daytime office hours.

The person will actively participate to the clinical and pre-clinical scientific activity of the EVLP program within clinical trials as well as wet lab activities on animal models.

We require a high degree of time flexibility and the ability to work in a team.