Overview:
In this role you perform routine to high-complexity chemistry testing in the clinical laboratory, ensuring accurate results and timely reporting. You work within the Chemistry Department to support patient care, interpret data, and communicate with physicians and staff. You’ll operate and maintain essential instruments, perform quality control, and participate in teaching and process improvement to uphold safety and standards. This role offers work in a collaborative lab team that impacts patient diagnoses and treatment. You will contribute to a culture of quality, learning, and patient-centered service. Compensation / Benefits health insurance retirement plans paid time off wellness resources
Responsibilities:
Perform and report specimen analysis in a timely, policy-driven manner Interpret test results and respond to physicians, nurses, and staff questions Operate complex laboratory equipment; perform preventive maintenance and repairs Calibrate instruments and follow manufacturer/regulatory specifications Adhere to SOPs and quality control; participate in CAP proficiency testing Collect, evaluate, and report quality management data to monitor performance Prepare stains, reagents, and mounts for microscopic analysis when needed Communicate critical results promptly with documentation to care teams Maintain inventory, cleanliness, and safe handling of sharps; support teaching of students and new personnel Foster open communication with supervisors, pathologists, and team to optimize lab operations Maintain confidentiality and professional conduct; support a team-oriented, patient-focused environment Perform other duties as required by the department
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s Degree in Laboratory Science or Medical Technology (or Associate’s Degree with at least 2 years of lab experience) Proficiency in the Chemistry area of the laboratory ASCP or AMT certification preferred Teamwork Communication Professionalism Proficiency in clinical chemistry testing Operation and maintenance of laboratory instruments Quality control and proficiency testing (CAP)