Temple University Health System·Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Performs a variety of manual and automated laboratory procedures in the chemistry section. Exercises independent judgment in reporting results and participates in quality improvement activities.
Performs a wide variety of laboratory procedures using both manual and automated methods. Is expected to show a considerable degree of independent judgment regarding the performance and reporting of results. Actively participates in the quality improvement activities of the laboratory.
MT(ASCP) or equivalent.
Education Bachelor's Degree Medical Technology, Biological Sciences, Chemistry, or Life Sciences with 26 science credits with appropriate experience in a CLIA laboratory Required
Experience 3 years experience in relevant laboratory section Required
Requires a Bachelor's degree in Medical Technology or related sciences and 3 years of relevant laboratory experience. MT(ASCP) certification is required, and ASCP licensure is preferred.
Market context
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