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Stony Brook University
Overview
Perform high-complexity coagulation and chemistry testing using manual and automated methods while maintaining laboratory instruments. Ensure adherence to quality control policies and safety practices endorsed by the NYS Department of Health and OSHA.
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Compensation
$89,142 - $113,055 / YEAR
Posted
18 days ago
Arkansas Children's Hospital
The role involves performing various laboratory tests to generate data for disease diagnosis and treatment, incorporating all duties of a Clinical Laboratory Scientist I with a competent level of skill. Responsibilities include calculating, transcribing, and recording test results, performing quality control, and troubleshooting instrument malfunctions.
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2 months ago
CHI Health Saint Mary's
The Medical Lab Technologist will perform vital clinical laboratory procedures, including waived and moderate complexity tests, using technical skills and instrumentation to support disease diagnosis and treatment. Responsibilities include ensuring the quality and accuracy of all tests, performing required equipment maintenance and calibration, and adhering to standard operating procedures for timely reporting.
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Mountain Region Support
The Medical Lab Scientist acts as a critical diagnostic expert, performing complex laboratory tests across disciplines like hematology, chemistry, and microbiology to ensure accurate and timely results for patient care. Responsibilities include analyzing specimens, operating and maintaining instruments, interpreting results, conducting quality control, and notifying caregivers of critical values.
3 months ago
Yavapai Regional Medical Center
The Medical Lab Technologist will perform complex laboratory tests across disciplines like hematology, chemistry, and microbiology to ensure accurate and timely diagnostic results for patient care. Responsibilities include operating and maintaining equipment, interpreting results, conducting quality control, and notifying caregivers of critical values.
