Oneida Health·Oneida, New York
This role involves conducting chemical analyses of bodily fluids and analyzing blood cells to support disease diagnosis and treatment. Key duties include preparing blood products for transfusion and ensuring the accurate and timely testing of patient samples according to quality standards.
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Clinical Laboratory Technology from a school approved by NYSED.
1-2 years of experience in a hospital-based clinical laboratory (preferred).
NYS Department of Education Clinical Laboratory Technologist / Medical Technologist.
Soft
Skills: Attention to detail. Strong analytical skills. Effective communication. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Adaptability to changing priorities and schedules. Commitment to quality and patient safety.
Candidates must possess a Bachelor’s degree in Clinical Laboratory Technology approved by NYSED and hold the required NYS Clinical Laboratory Technologist/Medical Technologist license. One to two years of experience in a hospital-based clinical laboratory is preferred, alongside strong attention to detail and analytical capabilities.
Market context
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