Biologiste Médical Responsable du département de chimie analytique (pharmacotoxicologie & maladies métaboliques) – H/F
Eurofins · Lyon, France
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Role summary
Eurofins seeks a medical biologist to lead the analytical chemistry department in Lyon, overseeing mass spectrometry analyses in pharmacotoxicology and metabolic diseases. The role combines scientific expertise with departmental management, including team development, quality assurance, and innovation in advanced analytical techniques.
Where this listing comes from
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What they're looking for
- Doctor of Pharmacy or Medicine degree with DES in Medical Biology
- Registration or eligibility for Medical Biologist professional order
- Expertise in pharmacotoxicology and/or metabolic disease analysis
- Management experience or demonstrated organizational aptitude
- Strong data analysis skills and project management capabilities
- Scientific curiosity with interest in innovative and technical projects
What you'll be doing
- Ensure quality and reliability of analytical results within the department
- Develop and manage rare metabolic disease activity and innovation initiatives
- Lead scientific team development, recruitment, and performance management
- Maintain ISO 15189 accreditation standards and continuous improvement
- Develop departmental revenue, optimize budgets, and implement strategic initiatives
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