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American Red Cross
Overview
The technologist performs advanced donor and patient testing to determine compatibility and resolves complex serologic problems for hospitals. They also manage reagent inventory and coordinate the shipment and transport of blood samples.
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11 days ago
The Technologist II performs basic and advanced donor and patient tests, interpreting results to determine compatibility and resolving complex compatibility problems. Key duties include performing automated and manual test procedures, managing sample logistics, handling reagent inventory, and consulting with external medical facilities.
$25 - $33 / HOUR
The University of Toledo
Analyze human blood, tissues, and body fluids using precision instruments and manual methods. Correlate test results and interpret findings to assist physicians in diagnosing diseases.
$33 - $40 / HOUR
16 days ago
Prisma Health
Coordinates laboratory testing, regulatory compliance, and quality assurance for Point of Care and Physician Office Laboratories. Provides training, performs competency assessments, and manages administrative duties to ensure adherence to healthcare standards.
28 days ago
Texas Health Resources
The role involves evaluating and solving problems related to specimen collection and processing to maintain integrity throughout testing. The scientist also facilitates workflow and ensures outstanding tests are tracked and completed in a timely manner.
1 month ago
Hennepin Healthcare
Performs moderate to highly complex clinical laboratory testing in toxicology using automated equipment and specialized processes. Responsibilities include monitoring quality control, performing instrument maintenance, and interpreting results for abnormal values.
Performs moderate to highly complex clinical laboratory testing in toxicology using automated equipment and specialized processes. Responsibilities include monitoring quality control, maintaining instrumentation, and documenting results in the laboratory information system.
Perform moderate to highly complex clinical laboratory testing, including DNA/RNA extraction and data analysis in Molecular Diagnostics. Responsibilities include maintaining instrumentation, monitoring quality control, and assisting in the development of new molecular tests.
Baylor Genetics
Conducts high complexity molecular tests to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of genetic diseases. Responsibilities include PCR set-up, data analysis, equipment maintenance, and ensuring quality control specifications are met.
Children’s National Hospital
Perform specialized biochemical genetics tests and routine technical procedures in accordance with established policies. Maintain laboratory equipment, monitor quality control standards, and accurately report results via the LIS.
Perform specialized biochemical genetics tests and routine technical procedures while maintaining equipment and monitoring quality control standards. Report results accurately via LIS and ensure strict adherence to safety and quality protocols.
Performs moderate to highly complex clinical laboratory testing in microbiology using automated equipment and specialized processes. Responsibilities include monitoring quality control, performing instrument maintenance, and acting as a charge tech to train new staff.
The Molecular Genetics Technologist II performs high-complexity molecular tests for the diagnosis and treatment of genetic diseases. They are responsible for ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, troubleshooting assays, and maintaining laboratory equipment.
Catawba
Perform a variety of routine and advanced laboratory tests and procedures used for medical diagnosis. Serve as a clinical resource for trainees, medical laboratory technicians, and postgraduate physicians.
Temple University Health System
Performs various manual and automated laboratory procedures while exercising independent judgment in reporting results. Actively contributes to the laboratory's quality improvement initiatives.
UC Health
The Certified Medical Technologist II performs routine and complex laboratory analyses while identifying and correcting problems using independent judgment. They are responsible for staying current in laboratory theory and techniques to ensure accurate and efficient operations within the core lab.
The IRL Technologist performs advanced donor and patient testing to determine compatibility and resolves complex serologic problems. They also manage blood sample logistics, reagent inventory, and provide consultation services to hospitals.
UHS
The Medical Technologist is responsible for receiving and analyzing laboratory specimens while reporting results in accordance with established policies. They also participate in quality control, safety programs, and the maintenance of laboratory supplies and equipment.
Performs a wide variety of laboratory procedures using both manual and automated methods while exercising independent judgment. Actively participates in laboratory quality improvement activities.
Performs various clinical laboratory procedures including blood bank, chemistry, and microbiology testing while maintaining equipment and quality control standards. Responsible for accurately reporting test results and serving as a technical resource for laboratory staff.
