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David Careers

Immunohematology Laboratory Scientist| Blood Bank Medical Technologist

Posted 6 days ago

ka recruitingSeattle (WA)
Medical and Clinical Laboratory TechnologistsMedical Laboratories

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About the role

Job Description: Immunohematology Laboratory Scientist — Seattle, WAPermanent Direct Hire | Full-Time | Specialized Blood BankAre you an experienced Blood Bank Technologist or Medical Laboratory Scientist ready to advance your career in specialized immunohematology? We are recruiting for an exciting opportunity in Seattle with an advanced Immunohematology Reference Laboratory that handles complex antibody investigations and specialized transfusion testing.
Position Highlights: Work on complex cases beyond routine hospital blood banking. Gain advanced reference laboratory experience. Collaborate with experienced transfusion medicine professionals. Opportunity for professional development and advancement.
Responsibilities: Perform complex antibody identification and red cell reference testing. Conduct adsorption/elution procedures and transfusion reaction investigations. Perform antibody testing using tube, gel, and solid-phase methods. Assist with rare donor testing and specialized blood product requests. Provide technical consultation and maintain laboratory quality standards.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Clinical Laboratory Science, Biological Science, or equivalent. MLS, BB, MLT, or equivalent certification required. Minimum 2–3 years of immunohematology laboratory experience. SBB certification preferred. Ability to participate in scheduled on-call, weekend, and holiday coverage. Interested in this permanent direct-hire opportunity? Contact Elizabeth at KA Recruiting for additional information.elizabeth@ka-recruiting.com

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