Scientific Technician Salaries in Missouri
$50.40
avg per hour
The average salary for Scientific Technician jobs near Missouri is $50.40.*
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Top Scientific Technician jobs near Missouri
View AllMedical Lab Technician, PRN
Mercy
Washington, MO
A. If ASCP certification was achieved after January 1, 2004, continuing certification maintenance must be documented to insure continuous and current…
2 days ago
Experienced Analytical Chemist
RD Laboratories, Inc.
Washington, MO
Minimum: B.A. or B.S. in a scientific field with extensive coursework in chemistry and 7 years working experience in an analytical laboratory.
Clinical Trial Assistant
EVERSANA
Chesterfield, MO
The Clinical Trial Assistant (CTA) supports clinical trials by maintaining organized files, performing pharmacy technician duties, communicating routinely with…
Electrical Engineer (Electrical Designer)
Texwrap Packaging Systems LLC
Washington, MO
Provide service support in machine troubleshooting for customers both in the field and telephone troubleshooting. 2+ years‘ experience in electrical design.
Similar Locations
- St. Louis, MO25 jobs
- Columbia, MO16 jobs
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- Washington, MO3 jobs
- Bridgeton, MO3 jobs
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