MEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEM·Belpre, Ohio
The Laboratory Assistant is responsible for receiving, processing, and aliquoting specimens while maintaining lab equipment and supplies. They also perform clerical duties, including reporting alert values to physicians and managing order entry via Meditech and Quest systems.
A High School Diploma or GED is required, and at least one year of hospital phlebotomy experience is preferred. Candidates must obtain BLS certification and demonstrate strong communication and basic PC skills.
Market context
Laboratory assistant roles in Ohio are often tied to steady hospital and outpatient testing needs, so schedules can be flexible but coverage expectations are important. These openings are competitive because employers commonly prefer candidates with hospital phlebotomy experience, BLS certification, and strong communication plus basic PC skills. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly compare fit, then be ready to show how your patient-facing and specimen-handling experience matches the posting.
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