Wickenburg Community Hospital·Surprise, Arizona
Responsible for the collection, processing, and analysis of laboratory specimens and reporting results across all clinical laboratory areas. Maintains laboratory records and ensures strict adherence to quality control practices and calibrations.
Location: Wickenburg, az
Wickenburg Community Hospital is a beautiful and sophisticated rural-access hospital located in Wickenburg, Arizona.
WCH is a 8-bed Emergency Department, 19-bed Acute department and many ancillary services.
We also have 3 Primary Care Clinics.
Here at WCH, we strive to maintain the highest standards of professionalism and care.
Join us today and let us be part of your success story.
Wickenburg Community Hospital is a non-profit organization and qualifies for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program.
The MLS/MLT is responsible for the collection, processing and analysis of laboratory specimens and reporting of results in all areas of the clinical laboratory. Maintains laboratory records and quality control practices.
Essential Job Duties
Specimen collection and processing, test performance, reporting and maintaining records of patient test results in accordance with lab policies and procedures
Maintain records that demonstrate PT (Proficiency Tests) are performed in the same manner as patient specimens
Adhere to lab QC (Quality Control) policies, document all QC activities, instrument and procedure calibrations and maintenance performed
Follow lab’s established policies and procedures whenever test systems are not within the lab’s established acceptable levels of performance
Be capable of identifying problems that may adversely affect test performance or reporting of test results and either correct the problems or immediately notify supervisory personnel, the laboratory manager or laboratory director
Document all corrective actions when test systems deviate from the lab’s established performance specifications
Market context
In Arizona, operations roles in inpatient and emergency settings often draw steady demand because facilities need dependable staff who can keep patient flow and support services moving. These roles are competitive when employers want a high school diploma, BLS for inpatient or ER areas, and prefer one year of phlebotomy experience plus a national certification such as NHA or ASCP. Before applying, confirm your BLS status and compare the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here with the original posting to save research time.
