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Serology Medical Lab Technologist

We are seeking entry-level scientists for our opening in the Serology laboratory!

This position serves as a technologist in a clinical laboratory that performs routine and reference testing of serum and other bodily fluids for the detection of antibodies and antigens to various infectious diseases. Evaluation of specimens for these infectious agents involves the utilization of a variety of highly technical automated and semi-automated procedures with strict demands for quality assurance.    
 
The incumbent in this position will:
  • Performs exceptionally sophisticated, complex laboratory procedures for the detection of various infectious diseases, including HIV, rubella, and various hepatitis viruses. Procedures include a variety of highly technical automated, semi-automated and manual procedures. Types of tests performed include enzyme immunoassay (EIA) and chemiluminescent immunoassays (CMIA).
  • Shares responsibility with coworkers for quality assurance and management of the EIA/CMIA methodologies for detection of HIV, rubella, and hepatitis.
  • Interprets data and reports test results and interpretations accurately and in a timely manner.
  • Participates in external proficiency programs such as the College of American Pathologists as well as employee competency assessment as mandated by CLIA 1988 through observation or review of work, assessment of problem-solving skills, or internal/external test challenge.
  • Participates in continuing education, laboratory committees, inventory control, and other duties as deemed necessary by management.

Educational Requirements:
  • The successful candidate for this position must meet the CLIA '88 requirements for testing personnel in a high complexity laboratory. Candidates must attach a copy of their transcripts to the application.

Acceptable degrees include Bachelor -level degrees in clinical laboratory science, medical technology, or in a biological or chemical science. Engineering and social science degrees are not accepted.