TridentCare·Carrollton, Texas
The Lab Assistant performs automated laboratory testing and prepares specimens for chemistry, hematology, and urine analysis. They are also responsible for logging specimens, maintaining aseptic procedures, and setting up bacteriological cultures.
Assist in the performance of the analytical automated laboratory testing.
Follows procedures for handling potentially infectious materials.
Follows strict procedures of asepsis and antisepsis in the performance of duties.
Prepare bar coded specimens for the Chemistry, Hematology and Urine Analyzers.
Assist the CLS in the operation of the analyzer(s) assigned.
Centrifuge and label urine samples and blood samples.
Logging specimens received in the laboratory by checking the type of specimen(s) received versus the test(s) ordered.
Stores or discards specimens for future reference as appropriate.
Set up primary Bacteriological cultures.
The role requires strict adherence to safety and aseptic procedures when handling infectious materials. Candidates must be capable of operating laboratory analyzers and managing specimen processing tasks.
Market context
In Texas, lab assistant openings are often tied to steady clinical testing demand, especially in settings that rely on accurate specimen processing and analyzer support. These roles are competitive because employers look for strict safety habits, aseptic technique, and comfort working with infectious materials. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your experience with lab analyzers and specimen handling before applying.