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Job SummaryThe Medical Laboratory Scientist performs a variety of clinical laboratory tests, procedures and related duties. Utilizes scientific principles as well as technical, procedural, and problem-solving aptitudes for day-to-day laboratory technical operations, quality control, quality assurance, procedure/instrument maintenance and corrective action, test result correlation, and clinical laboratory related continuing education.
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Board-certified by the American Board of Medical Genetics and Genomics in Clinical Molecular Genetics and Genomics, Clinical Cytogenetics and Genomics, and/or Laboratory Genetics and Genomics.
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Previous clinical laboratory experience as a Medical Technology, Clinical Laboratory Scientist or Medical Laboratory Scientist within a clinical laboratory preferred.
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Responsibilities are interchangeable within job titles of medical laboratory scientist (MLS), medical technologist or clinical laboratory scientist. Bachelor's degree in Biology, Chemistry, Clinical Laboratory Science, Medical Technology or meet local regulatory (CLIA & State) requirements.
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The McLean Behavioral Psychopharmacology Research Laboratory is seeking a full-time Clinical Research Assistant II (CRII) to work on several research studies involving substance abuse and drug development using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), electroencephalographic (EEG) and other laboratory/outpatient procedures.
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Posted job title: clinical laboratory scientist, mt or mlt, fri-sunday. Five years of full time acceptable clinical laboratory experience in Blood Banking, Chemistry, Hematology, Microbiology, Immunology and Urinalysis/Body Fluids in the U.S., Canada or an accredited laboratory within the last ten years.
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Required QualificationsEducation:Bachelor’s degree or higher from an accredited college or university in medical laboratory science, medical technology, clinical laboratory science or in a related science (example, laboratory sciences such as chemistry, biochemistry, biology, microbiology, hematology, clinical microscopy, cytogenetics, blood bank, molecular biology, cytotechnology, or immunology.
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Bachelor of Science in one of the following: Clinical Laboratory Science, Medical Laboratory Science, Biomedical Science, Biology or Biochemistry through a Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) approved program (required.
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ComCheck ALL our Jobs: laboratory lab engineer scientist ivd in vitro diagnostics immunoassay clinical assay cell biology ascp pahology. Previous experience in assay development or clinical laboratory is preferred.
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Current State of California Department of Health Services Clinical Laboratory Scientist (CLS) License. The Lead Clinical Lab Scientist performs, as assigned, all technical, analytical, clerical, and quality assurance tasks and duties associated with laboratory testing.
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Certification as a Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) by the American Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP), or as a Clinical Laboratory Scientist (CLS) by the National Certification Agency for Clinical Laboratory Personnel (NCA), or equivalent – preferred.
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ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelors Degree in clinical laboratory science, biomedical science, medical technology or in a life / biological science (biology, biochemistry, microbiology, etc.
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Cert Histocompatibility Spec (CHS-ABHI), Cert Histocompatibility Techno (CHT-ABHI), Clinical Laboratory Scientist (CLS), HEW (HEW), Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS), Medical Technologist (MT), Specialist in Cytology-ASCP (SCT), Specialist in Cytometry-ASCP (SCYM), Molecular Biology Spec-ASCP (SMB.
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Sub Specialty: Medical Technologist, Medical Laboratory Technician, Clinical Laboratory Scientist. The desired candidate will be required to perform specimen collections, process and analyze samples in the clinical laboratory, provide quality customer service, and act as a knowledgeable resource for the hospital and community.
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The Clinical Laboratory Scientist – Per Diem is responsible for performing laboratory testing, recording and reviewing test results, preparing and labeling blood components. HemaCare’s vertically integrated solutions support preclinical research, clinical studies from phases 1 to 3, and commercialization with high-quality RUO and GMP-compliant starting material and apheresis collections.
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