Quest Diagnostics·Tifton, Georgia
Responsible for complex specimen processing including A Station, Frozen, CPU, and Micro. Ensures accuracy and production standards are met in accordance with test ordering policies.
$17.75+ per hour
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This position in Specimen Processing is responsible for knowing all of the functions of the SPT I, plus additional functions. This individual will have completed the necessary training consistent with local business unit practices for Specimen Processing and shows proficiency in the following areas: Test ordering policy, specimen requirements related to test ordering. Additionally, must meet accuracy and production standards, and must meet all the job accountabilities and job requirements/environment indicated in the SPTI job description. This position is involved in more complex processing which could include but not limited to A Station, Frozen, CPU (incl. hospital), and Micro.
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Requires a high school diploma and the ability to perform 6,000 alphanumeric keystrokes per hour. Preferred candidates have a medical background and experience in a production environment.
Market context
In Georgia, Lab Assistant and specimen processing roles are typically in steady demand in hospitals and clinical labs that need reliable sample handling and data entry support. These jobs can be competitive because employers often look for a medical background, production experience, and strong typing speed alongside a high school diploma. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, and confirm you can meet the 6,000 keystrokes-per-hour expectation before applying.
