Marshall Medical Center·Placerville, California
The Clinical Laboratory Scientist performs various chemical, microscopic, microbiological, and hematological tests to assist in disease diagnosis and treatment. They are responsible for recording test data, maintaining expensive laboratory equipment, and training new personnel.
Shift: Variable (United States of America)
Regular - Per Diem
Per Diem Type (if applicable): Non-RN Per Diem 1
$50.45 - $60.54
The Clinical Laboratory Scientist performs various chemical, microscopic, microbiological and hematological tests to obtain data for use in diagnosis and treatment of disease.
Records laboratory test data, patient and quality control information.
Is actively involved in quality control procedures, review and corrective action and maintains care of expensive laboratory equipment and instruments and judicious use of materials.
Assists in training new lab personnel, externs and students and carefully handles infectious material to protect all laboratory personnel.
Utilizes knowledge of human physiology and science to evaluate test results for accuracy.
Candidates must possess a Bachelor's degree in Medical Technology or a related field and a current State of California Clinical Laboratory Scientist License. Physical requirements include near-visual acuity, color discrimination, and manual dexterity for handling specimens.
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.
