Microbiologist Role at Dallas County USA
Dallas County Public Health Lab is seeking a dedicated Microbiologist I to perform vital microbiological work in identifying and controlling communicable diseases. This microbiologist job offers hands-on experience in serological testing, microbial isolation, and laboratory quality control while supporting community health initiatives.
Job Details:
- Job Title: Microbiologist I – Health/Public Health Lab
- Job ID: 25002105
- Location: HE Public Health Lab, Dallas, TX, 75207
- Salary: $4,322.53 – $5,395.23 per month
- Job Schedule: Full-time, Day Shift
- Job Type: Hot Job – Be the first to apply
About Dallas County Public Health Lab:
Dallas County Public Health Lab is a leading laboratory dedicated to safeguarding community health through advanced microbiological testing and disease prevention programs. The lab maintains high standards for CLIA certification, supports bioterrorism preparedness, and employs cutting-edge techniques to detect bacterial and viral pathogens. Working here offers the opportunity to contribute to public health initiatives while advancing your microbiologist career in Dallas County.
Educational Requirements:
- Bachelor’s Degree in Biological Science, preferably Microbiology, or
- Associate’s Degree plus 4 years of laboratory technician experience.
Key Responsibilities for Microbiologist role:
- Cultivate, isolate, identify, and report bacterial and viral agents using DNA probes.
- Conduct serological testing for bacterial and viral agents and accurately report results.
- Perform quality control on analytical tests, lab equipment, reagents, and media.
- Ensure safety procedures, proficiency testing, and proper laboratory equipment maintenance.
- Complete monthly reports and perform additional duties as assigned. Explore more microbiologist job offers in the USA.
Skills Required for Microbiologist role:
- Proficiency in standard software applications.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills.
- Ability to operate microbiological laboratory equipment.
- For Bioterrorism/Preparedness Unit: skilled in handling hazardous microorganisms, molecular microbiology protocols, spill response, and 24-hour on-call rotation.
- Valid Texas driver’s license with a clean record.
Benefits of the role:
- Hands-on experience in microbiology and serological testing.
- Opportunity to work on public health and disease control initiatives.
- Professional growth in a well-established Dallas County laboratory.
- Exposure to advanced laboratory techniques and safety protocols.
