Research Associate I
About the Role
Company Description
Baxter is a healthcare company that sets a goal to save and improve lives. Baxter does this by creating medical products, therapies and digital health solutions. Baxter has than ninety years of experience in healthcare. Baxter serves patients and professionals in hospitals, critical care units, nutrition programs, surgery rooms and many other care settings. Baxter products can be found in than one hundred countries, around the world. Baxter focuses strongly on innovation, quality, patient safety and better health outcomes.
Job Summary
The Research Associate I job at Baxter is to help with standard a lab. The job is doing experiments looking at results and writing them down. It also involves the care of lab tools and equipment. The job is about following the rules and safety steps that are already there. The job involves working with scientists and other teams to help improve products, test them, and continue to improve them. It also involves ensuring that everything conforms to the quality rules and the law.
Key Responsibilities
Run laboratory experiments and research activities by following the set protocols and procedures.
Get the samples, reagents, materials and equipment ready for the research activities you are given.
Collect, study the data in a way that is fast and correct.
Keep all laboratory records, reports and research documentation neat and accurate.
Fix laboratory instruments and equipment when they need it.
Follow all the rules for laboratory safety, quality and Good Laboratory Practice.
Help with making methods testing them and making research projects work better.
Spot any problems during experiments. Tell your senior team members about the findings or technical challenges.
Work together with scientists and other teams to finish research projects on time.
Show your results and help write the technical reports and research documentation.
Keep the laboratory clean organized. Stocked with enough inventory, for the research activities.
Join in on ways to make things better and help with any research activities your supervisor asks you to do.
Qualifications
A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in a scientific or technical field such as Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical Sciences or a similar area.
Experience in a laboratory or research setting is desired, based on the project needs.
Capability to follow set procedures quality rules, safety measures and legal requirements.
Good skills in analyzing information solving problems and focusing on accuracy and small details.
Preferred Skills
Practical experience in a laboratory and conducting experiments.
Familiarity with lab tools using equipment and handling repairs.
Skills in analyzing data, understanding results and writing reports.
Ability to speak clearly and work well with scientists and other teams.
Capacity to handle tasks and finish projects on time.
Skill in using Microsoft Office and software used for labs or analyzing data.
Focus on details interest, in science and readiness to learn new methods.
Salary Structure
The salary for a Research Associate I at Baxter International in India typically ranges from ₹8.8 Lakhs to ₹12.5 Lakhs per year. The exact amount depends on your location, your qualifications and your experience.
Career Development
This job gives you hands-on experience with research and lab work. It helps you get better at using technology thinking critically and understanding science while you work in a healthcare setting. This role can help you start a career. You can start as a Research Associate I. Then move up to become a Senior Research Associate, a Scientist or other jobs that focus on research and development.
How to Apply
Visit our job portal and search for the Research Associate I – Baxter position.
Check the eligibility criteria. complete the application form with details.
Upload your updated resume and other required documents.
Submit your application.
Market Insights & Trends
Salary Insights
The amount of money that gets paid can be different depending on how they have been working, where they live and what kind of job they are doing. Some places pay more than others. Most good jobs include extra money for doing a good job, health insurance and flexible hours. Companies pay high salary to make sure they can get the people they want.
Hiring Trends
The number of jobs for this profile is going up every year. Hospitals and other healthcare companies are looking for people who're good, at their job and can also figure out new problems. They want who can do the work and also think on their feet to deal with the challenges of working in healthcare today.