Clinical Laboratory Scientist ( CLS)

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machaon diagnosticsBerkeley (CA)

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About the role

Full-time Position (This position may include a Saturday or Sunday Shift)
Who We Are: Machaon Diagnostics, Inc. is an independent Clinical Reference Laboratory and Contract Research Organization/Clinical Trials Services founded in 2003 in Oakland, California. Wespecialize in coagulation and thrombosis, complement-mediated diseases, kidney disease, andrare disease genetics. Our mission is to save more lives with lab testing. The laboratory is located on University Avenue in Berkeley, CA, in a fun neighborhood and justdown the street from the University of California, Berkeley. Education and Credentials: Current California Clinical Laboratory Scientist (CLS) license required.
Job Responsibilities: Independently perform clinical testing (e.g., coagulation assays, platelet aggregation, ELISAs) in accordance with established standard operating procedures. Demonstrate problem-solving skills and analytical abilities to successfully perform laboratory testing. Assist in new clinical assay development and/or document control reviews, as required. Design and execute clinical validation studies to assess technical test performance in accordance with CAP guidelines. Adhere to established lab policies in areas of procedures, quality control, quality assurance, and safety. Additional duties as assigned.
Experience Requirements: Strong background in laboratory techniques and demonstrated ability to perform bench work. Must have excellent written and oral communication skills. Strong analytical and organizational skills. Must work effectively with an interdisciplinary team of scientists, physicians, lab technologists and be solutions oriented. Must demonstrate a high degree of professionalism, enthusiasm, integrity, and initiative on a daily basis. Must have ability to work in fast-paced environment. Attention to detail is critical—assay results will change clinical management of critically-ill patients!

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