Alverno Laboratories·Indianapolis, Indiana
This role is responsible for specimen processing, performing tests across waived, moderate, and high complexity levels, and accurately reporting the resulting test data. The individual will also fully participate in all quality control procedures and adhere to quality assurance standards set by the department and regulatory agencies.
8111 S. Emerson Ave Indianapolis, IN 46237
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We are a highly reliable scientific organization building a culture of service. Our commitment advances the health, wellness and continuity of care in the communities we serve. We are one of the largest integrated laboratory networks serving hospitals in the Midwest region. Our network includes 32 hospitals and multiple physician offices.
This individual is responsible for specimen processing, test performance and reporting test results.
Testing performed will include waived, moderate and high complexity tests as authorized by the Director.
He/she will report results of all tests performed according to established procedures.
In addition this individual will participate fully in all quality control procedures and comply with quality assurance and quality management standards within the department as outlined by the department, JCAHO, CAP, CLIA and other applicable agencies.
He/she will perform specimen collection as necessary.
Associates degree in a laboratory science or medical laboratory technology from an accredited institution.
Bachelor degree in medical laboratory science/medical technology from an accredited college or university.
Bachelor degree in chemical, physical or biological sciences. At least 1 year of pertinent full-time clinical laboratory experience or training preferred.
an Associate's degree in laboratory science or medical laboratory technology for MLT, or a Bachelor's degree in medical laboratory science, medical technology, or related chemical, physical, or biological sciences for MT. At least one year of pertinent full-time clinical laboratory experience or training is preferred.
Market context
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