Lab Processing Technician I - Evening Shift

Posted 9 days ago

childrens hospital bostonEast Boston (MA)

Biological Technicians Medical Laboratories

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Junior

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$19.06-$27.64 Hourly

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About the role

Lab Processing Technician I - Evening Shift | Boston Childrens Hospital Position/Department Summary: Performs computer entry and pre analytical processing of specimens entering lab. Provides timely and courteous results and inquiry information to providers for routine questions.

Key Responsibilities: Performing pre-analytical specimen processing includes stamping in, verifying I.D., identifying tests, and evaluating specimen quality and appropriate test set up. Performing computer order entry and inquiry functions. Providing courteous and timely customer service to providers calling into the lab. Performing, documenting, and evaluating daily QC and follows procedure when QC is out of range. Performing routine operation and maintenance of instrumentation in the work area such as centrifuges, refrigerators, and freezers. Maintaining workplace in a neat and orderly fashion. Continuously monitors specimen workflow. Ensures quick response for STAT and other timed tests. Participating in departmental continuous improvement projects as necessary.

Minimum Qualifications

Education: High School/GED required Bachelor's degree is preferred in science-based STEM disciplines

Experience: 3 months of work experience. Shift/hours: Monday - Friday, 12:30pm – 9:00pm, including rotating weekends Status: Full-Time Standard Hours per Week: 40

Pay Range: $19.06-$27.64 Hourly Office/Site Location: Boston

Job Posting Category: Laboratory Medicine Remote Eligibility: Onsite Only

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