Emanate Health·Covina, California
Performs a variety of standardized, advanced, and specialized laboratory tests while ensuring result accuracy. Responsibilities include specimen preparation, reagent management, and evaluating new test methods and instrumentation.
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Job Summary Performs a variety of standardized tests, including advanced and specialized tests appropriate to the discipline of the assigned laboratory section.
Obtains specimens where necessary.
Prepares the specimen and decides the suitability of the specimen for the requested test.
Prepares reagents.
Performs tests, determines and calculates results.
Reviews results for accuracy.
Maintains proper records.
Discusses methods and general procedures.
Investigates alternative procedures, where appropriate, and reviews results with the supervisor.
May assume supervisory capabilities in the absence of the immediate supervisor.
Evaluates new test methods and instrumentation.
Job Requirements a.
Minimum Education Requirement : b.
Minimum Experience Requirement : Excellent customer service skills required. c.
Minimum License Requirement : Current California MTA CLS license.
A sixty-day grace period for renewals is granted to allow the Department processing time.
The licensee is allowed to practice his/her trade beyond the license expiration date through the end of the grace period.
A minimum of a MTE license required if working at ICH Clinical Laboratory Scientist – Microbiology department.
Delivering world-class health care one patient at a time.
Pay Range: $47.19 - $73.14
Requires a current California MTA CLS license and a minimum of an MTE license for those working in the Microbiology department. Excellent customer service skills are also required.
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