Wellstar Health System·Magnolia, Arkansas
Perform various manual and automated qualitative and quantitative laboratory tests to assist in disease diagnosis and treatment. Responsibilities include analyzing patient samples, performing instrument calibration, and maintaining compliance with regulatory safety requirements.
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Work Shift: Day (United States of America)
Accountable for performing a variety of qualitative and quantitative laboratory tests, both manual and automated, of varying complexity to be utilized in the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Other duties include: responsibility for documentation of all activities, monitoring supplies; compliance with all regulatory and accreditation requirements related to safety and laboratory testing; face to face and telephone customer service; computer data entry and retrieval; workplace cleanliness and maintenance. Follows all laboratory and hospital policies and procedures.
• Associates General
Also acceptable: CLT (NCA) Upon Hire Required
Required minimum experience: Minimum 1 year in a CLIA accredited laboratory Preferred
Extensive organizational skills Basic computer knowledge Experience in using epic, any LIS, Microsoft software, Outlook, Remisol, etc.- PREFERRED
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Requires an Associate degree and a valid MLT or MT certification (ASCP, AAB, or HEW). A minimum of one year of experience in a CLIA accredited laboratory is required.
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