UHS·Corona, California
Perform specialized medical laboratory testing and report accurate results while ensuring compliance with quality control policies. Assist in training new technologists and directing the work of laboratory assistants.
Current California Clinical Laboratory Scientist License required. Knowledge of all areas in the laboratory demonstrated through interview process. Knowledge of laboratory computer system preferred. Able to successfully complete a test for color blindness. Bachelors degree in Biological Sciences preferred.
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A current California Clinical Laboratory Scientist License is required, along with the ability to pass a color blindness test. A bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences is preferred.
Market context
Clinical Lab Scientist positions in California are typically in steady demand because hospitals and diagnostic labs rely on licensed staff to support timely testing and patient care. These roles are competitive because employers look for a California Clinical Laboratory License, a four-year degree, independent work habits, and strong manual dexterity. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly confirm fit, then prepare to show your license status and hands-on lab experience in your application.