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US Army 68K Medical Laboratory Specialist, 71E Clinical Laboratory Scientist, US Navy Medical Laboratory Technician, US Air Force Medical Laboratory Technician 4T0X1 and Biomedical Laboratory Officer (43TX) and related medical specialties.
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Pay Information $2,300 to $2,650 per week About The Position Job Description & Requirements Medical Technologist - Clinical Laboratory Scientist - (Med Tech - MT - CLS) StartDate: 10/7/2024 Available Shifts: 8 D Pay Rate: $2300.00 - $2650.00 MT/ MLT needed asap Required - Reading/reporting gram stains, GeneXpert, blood cultures, microbiology specimen processing.
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Previous clinical laboratory experience as a Medical Laboratory Technician, Medical Technology, Clinical Laboratory Scientist or Medical Laboratory Scientist within a clinical laboratory.
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Certification as Medical Laboratory Technologist (MT) or Clinical Laboratory Scientist, preferred. The Clinical Lab Scientist will play a critical role in conducting laboratory tests, collecting samples, and ensuring the accuracy and efficiency of our diagnostic processes.
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Preferred - Certified as a Medical Technologist, Clinical Laboratory Scientist, Medical Laboratory Scientist, or categorical certification by Board of Certification (ASCP.
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B. Experience No experience required for graduates of a clinical laboratory training program approved or accredited by NAACLS, or other organizations approved by HHS. OR One year of approved clinical laboratory experience, which must include a clinical rotation through the following sections of the laboratory: Blood Banking, Microbiology, Chemistry, and Hematology, Immunology, and Urinalysis/Body Fluids in the U.S. or with an accredited laboratory within the last 5 years.
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About The Position Summary : Cynet Health Clinical Laboratory Scientist, also called Medical Technologist provides laboratory information and services needed for the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
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Certified as a Clinical Laboratory Scientist by National Credentialing Agency for Laboratory Personnel (NCA) ◊ Medical Technologist, MT(ASCP) or Medical Laboratory Scientist, MLS(ASCP) certification.
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California Clinical Laboratory Scientist license or limited license appropriate for the area of responsibility. Working Title : Clinical Lab Scientist I, HLA Lab - FT - Day.
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One year of approved clinical laboratory experience, which must include a clinical rotation through the following sections of the laboratory: Blood Banking, Microbiology, Chemistry, and Hematology, Immunology, and Urinalysis/Body Fluids in the U. S. or with an accredited laboratory within the last 5 years.
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KNOWLEDGE/EXPERIENCE : One year experience as a generalist clinical laboratory scientist in a hospital setting. LICENSE/CERTIFICATION/REGISTRY : Licensure as a Clinical Laboratory Scientist in Montana.
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The Medical Laboratory Scientist working within the Cell Therapy Laboratory and Blood Bank Department performs a variety of clinical laboratory tests, procedures and related duties.
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Certification as Medical Laboratory Scientist from the ASCP or AMT within 12 months of hire date. Bachelor’s degree from a four-year college or university and completion of NAACLS accredited Medical Laboratory Scientist program, or a Bachelor’s degree and one to two years of experience/training acceptable to the ASCP or AMT for the Medical Laboratory Scientist required.
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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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The Clinical Laboratory Scientist is responsible for specimen processing, test performance, test result reporting, and clerical and patient care support services. California Clinical Laboratory Scientist License California upon hire.
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