Senior Laboratory Assistant (Phlebotomy) - 18.75 weekly hours - 5am-1pm (Sunset Park)
$29.88 - $29.88 Hourly
ApplySenior Laboratory Assistant (Phlebotomy) - 18.75 weekly hours - 5am-1pm (Sunset Park)
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$29.88 - $29.88 Hourly
About the role
- Responsible for screening and accessioning specimens in the LIS as described in the Lab Assistant Job Description.
- Maintains an adequate supply of all general laboratory items as well as department specific reagents and materials needed for specimen analysis. Communicates the need for additional supplies to supervisor/manager when necessary.
- Ensures the proper receipt and storage of laboratory materials. Receives all goods delivered and documents according to NYU policy and guidelines provided by regulatory agencies.
- Understands specimen requirements, communicates to provider and documents when samples are cancelled or rejected.
- Assures specimen quality prior to processing.
- Calls provider to confirm or clarify requests, modifies and places orders as required.
- Responsible for front end processing of all samples preparing them for analysis. Examples include but are not limited to labeling, centrifuging, aliquoting, transport and placing samples on automated test platforms.
- Responsible for back-end processing of samples including preparation for storage, tracking and eventual disposal according to policy.
- Properly disposes of all department regulated medical, biological, chemical and clean waste.
- Cleans all laboratory work surfaces and assigned equipment in accordance with laboratory protocols and documents as required.
- Responsible for maintaining logs associated with temperature and humidity for assigned equipment, work areas and eye wash stations.
- Answering the phone and providing assistance to caller as required (spec requirements, test availability, TAT etc.)Access automated test platforms to assess status of test samples
- Assist in blood product modification (irradiation, thawing of frozen products).Responsible for inventory management of blood products (receiving, stocking, expiration).Performs Phlebotomy services for inpatients
- Perform other duties as assigned.
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