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UHS
Overview
The Phlebotomist is responsible for performing venipunctures, capillary blood specimen collections, and point of care testing according to hospital policies. Additionally, they assist in training new employees and phlebotomy students while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
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17 days ago
Piedmont Healthcare Inc.
Perform professional analytical procedures to execute and interpret laboratory results. Focus specifically on analyzing abnormal or atypical results to ensure patient outcomes.
23 days ago
Sharp HealthCare
Performs complex analytical testing and manages laboratory equipment to support healthcare services. Ensures quality assurance through rigorous documentation, validation, and compliance with safety standards.
$50 - $72 / HOUR
1 month ago
Mercy Health
The Lab Tech Assistant prepares specimens for analysis by registering, accessioning orders, verifying acceptability, and performing pre-analytical and analytical laboratory procedures. This role also involves performing phlebotomy and specimen collection, maintaining inventory, stocking supplies, conducting waived testing, and preparing slides.
The Medical Technologist (Non-Registered) performs a wide range of analytical procedures across multiple laboratory disciplines, including testing in hematology, chemistry, microbiology, and blood bank. Responsibilities also involve proficiency in phlebotomy, ensuring safe specimen handling, proper labeling, and communicating critical results promptly.
2 months ago
UPMC
The role involves providing authority, responsibility, and accountability for accurately performing routine and advanced laboratory testing crucial for patient diagnosis and treatment evaluation. Responsibilities include interacting professionally with customers, adhering to all laboratory policies, performing analytical procedures, recognizing critical results, and maintaining equipment.
3 months ago
Mercy Medical Center Redding
The Medical Lab Scientist will perform complex laboratory tests across various disciplines like hematology, chemistry, and microbiology to ensure accurate and timely diagnostic results for patient care. Responsibilities include analyzing specimens, operating and maintaining equipment, interpreting results, conducting quality control, and notifying caregivers of critical values.
Nemours Children's Health
The lead medical laboratory scientist performs and oversees a variety of analytical procedures and ensures compliance with quality control and calibration standards. They also assist in the development and validation of complex tests and manage administrative duties related to laboratory operations.
4 months ago
