Technologist - Flow Cytometry
$47.23 - $75.59
ApplyTechnologist - Flow Cytometry
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$47.23 - $75.59
About the role
- Perform technical duties in all laboratory sections, as assigned.
- Review test orders and verify accuracy of corresponding specimens.
- Maintain digital files in a neat and accessible manner.
- Accurately maintain specimen identity from entry to the lab to release of results.
- Navigate laboratory information systems proficiently.
- Be aware of and contribute to the safety and cleanliness of the laboratory.
- Restock reagents and supplies as necessary.
- Assure the accuracy of all tests performed by adhering to the laboratory's Standard Operating Procedures.
- Perform routine equipment maintenance.
- Handle the physical environment of the laboratory in accordance with New York State DOH, Joint Commission, OSHA and CLIA regulations
- Provide direction, training, and feedback on routine laboratory procedures, as assigned
- A current New York State Clinical Laboratory Technologist License (licenses restricted to flow cytometry are acceptable).A Bachelors degree
- Some experience in flow cytometry is preferred.
- Candidates with a keen interest in flow cytometry and an eagerness to learn will be considered for a Technologist I role, while those with at least 2 years of clinical laboratory experience will be considered for a Technologist II role.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Motivation to constantly learn and to develop your skills in a highly sophisticated and demanding laboratory setting.
- Details:37.5 hours per week
- Variable shift until 10pm from Monday to Saturday
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