Patient First·Annapolis, Maryland
Perform specimen collection, processing, and test analyses while maintaining accurate records and adhering to quality control policies. Ensure laboratory stock is managed and safety protocols are followed to provide high-quality patient care.
$31.50 - $36.50, depending on experience.
Requires a high school diploma and either an Associate degree in science or 60 semester hours of related college coursework. ASCP certification as a Medical Technologist or Technician is preferred, along with clinical rotation completion.
Market context
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