The Blood Connection·Morrisville, North Carolina
The Immunohematology Specialist performs complex analytical laboratory procedures including blood cross-matching, antigen typing, and antibody identification. They are also responsible for maintaining laboratory equipment, managing inventory, and correlating test results with patient diagnoses.
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Schedule: Thursday-Sunday, 9:00pm to 7:30am 24 Days PTO! - Use it, Cash it, Roll it Potential Company Bonuses Tuition Reimbursement 401k Retirement Plan Health Insurance (Medical, Vision, and Dental) Healthcare and Dependent Care FSA Short and Long-Term Disability Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Basic Life Insurance Shift Differentials: Extra $1.50/hr. after 7:00pm; extra $2.00/hr. on the weekend Position Overview A Testing Lab (Immunohematology) Specialist is a clinical laboratory scientist with a broad knowledge of procedures routinely performed in a medical laboratory and a working knowledge of all procedures performed in a relevant specialty area.
Primarily involves the application of this knowledge through the performance of analytical related tasks using blood or blood products, the correlation of test results and the solution of testing problems, and the continued development of operational skills through daily workload responsibilities.
Essential Functions
ASCP Certification preferred, but not required MLT/MT Degree strongly preferred or Associates Degree in Laboratory Science or one of the following: Completion of a clinical lab training program or 3 months training in each specialty in which high complexity testing is performed 60 semester hours including 24 semesters of medical lab technology; 60 semester hours including 24 hours of science that includes 6 hours chemistry, 6 hours biology and 12 hours chemistry, biology, or medical lab tech in any combination and laboratory training that includes either: ASCP certification required either before or after employment Ability to organize and prioritize workload and meet deadlines Ability to communicate effectively, tactfully, and courteously to patrons, donors, sponsors, and co-workers Ability to work with all levels and in a diverse work environment Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with staff, management, and peers Physical Demands Lifting, carrying, pulling and/or pushing up to 50 pounds Repetitive sitting to standing movement throughout a shift Bending and twisting Equal Opportunity Employer Veterans/Disabled
Candidates should possess an Associate degree in Laboratory Science or equivalent clinical training, with a strong preference for an MLT/MT degree. ASCP certification is preferred and required either before or after employment.
Market context
Immunohematology Specialist roles in North Carolina are typically tied to hospital and transfusion-service needs, where dependable blood bank support remains important. These positions are competitive because employers often look for laboratory training, ASCP certification, and comfort with complex testing in a fast-paced clinical setting. Before applying, compare the posting’s certification timing and shift expectations; the job requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original description, which can save you time reviewing the details.