Kemist/BMA vikariat

Job Overview

SVA – Swedish Veterinary Agency is seeking a skilled Chemist/Biomedical Analyst for a full-time substitute position (vikariat) in Uppsala, Sweden. You will play a crucial role in contributing to good animal and human health through scientific analysis and diagnostics at a national authority.

Company Overview

Swedish Veterinary Agency (SVA) was formerly known as the National Veterinary Institute until December 31st, 2023. SVA is a national authority dedicated to promoting good animal and human health, a healthy environment, and sustainable food production. Its primary role involves addressing contagious and other serious infectious diseases in animals that threaten food supplies, cause production losses, affect pets, or can be transmitted to humans (zoonoses). SVA maintains diagnostic capacity for critical animal diseases, conducts control programmes in cooperation with animal owner organizations and authorities, and prioritizes Research and Development to advance diagnostic products and technologies. The agency also holds overall responsibility for ensuring the availability of veterinary vaccines in Sweden, maintaining a complete assortment in stock whenever possible.

Quick Details

• Salary Range: Market Competitive
• Job Type: Full-time
• Experience: 2 Year+
• Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree

Key Responsibilities

• Perform chemical and biological analyses of samples related to animal health and zoonoses.
• Contribute to the diagnostic capacity for various contagious animal diseases.
• Ensure the quality and accuracy of laboratory results and adhere to scientific protocols.
• Participate in research and development initiatives for new diagnostic methods and products.
• Maintain precise documentation of all laboratory procedures and findings.
• Operate and maintain specialized laboratory equipment effectively.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Biomedical Science, or a closely related scientific field.
• Minimum of 2 years of proven experience in a diagnostic or research laboratory environment.
• Demonstrated proficiency in relevant laboratory techniques and instrumentation.
• Strong analytical skills and meticulous attention to detail.
• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a team setting.
• Good communication skills in Swedish and English are beneficial.

Benefits

• Opportunity to work for a national authority with a vital mission for public health.
• Engage in meaningful scientific work within veterinary diagnostics and research.
• Access to professional development and continuous learning opportunities.
• Collaborate with experienced and dedicated scientists in a supportive environment.
• Contribute directly to sustainable food production and animal welfare in Sweden.
• Stable employment within a respected government agency.