Clinical Lab Technologist

• Collect, receive, and process the appropriate specimens (body fluids, blood, urine, swabs, stools, etc.) in a safe, accurate, and professional manner with the proper technique.
• Perform clinical testing using a variety of automated, semi-automated, and/or manual technology as defined by current job assignment.
• Perform quality control (QC) and quality assurance (QA) procedures to ensure accurate reporting of test results.
• Perform daily, weekly, and monthly instrument maintenance of various equipment.
• Troubleshoot machines and solve technical issues.
• Follow standard precautions at all times.
• Participate in external quality controls like CAP proficiencies and perform laboratory competencies.
• Maintain laboratory documentation and files.
• Display competency in phlebotomy for all age ranges from pediatrics to geriatrics.
• Conduct validation, verification, and correlation of the equipment.
• Communicate effectively to providers, nurses, and colleagues regarding critical values and clinical care.
• Perform in different sections of the laboratory: Blood Banking, Clinical Chemistry, Hematology, Microbiology/PCR, Urinalysis, and Receiving and Processing Specimens.
• Perform operational support functions to facilitate workflow.
• Must be available to work weekends, overnight, and holiday shifts.
• Must be able to be on-call.

Visa sponsorship is not available for this role.

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