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Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) certification issued by the American Society for Clinical Pathology Board of Certification (ASCP BOC) needs to be obtained within 1 year, or. Bachelor's or associate's degree in Clinical Laboratory Sciences.
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They will assist in the preparation, submission, and continued renewal of animal welfare with the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science protocols.
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Vetted Health is actively hiring Travel Clinical Laboratory Scientist for 13-week assignments across the United States. Minimum 1 year of Clinical Laboratory Scientist experience required.
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Certified Medical Technologist, Medical Laboratory Scientist, laboratory discipline specific or. Specific Degree(s): Medical Technology, or Medical Laboratory Science. On Site Fitness Center (Gottlieb Memorial Hospital & LUMC.
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The Medical Laboratory Scientist I is specifically for Microbiology lab, responsible for specimen processing, performing PCR testing, and working up positive blood cultures. Must hold a national certification as a Medical Laboratory Scientist or Medical Technologist such as ASCP, AAB, or AMT unless grandfathered per state requirement.
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Will consider Medical Technologist (MT), Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT), and MLS (Medical Laboratory Scientist) certifications. Alternate: A B.S. degree from an accredited college or university with 32 semester hours in Biology and Chemistry and a MLT (ASCP) certification and three years full time experience in a clinical laboratory in Blood Bank, Hematology, Chemistry, Microbiology, Immunology and Clinical Chemistry within the last 10 years OR a B.S. from an accredited university and five years full time clinical experience.
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Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) via the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) Employees' education and/or laboratory experience meet the requirements delineated in the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment of 1996.
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A Medical Laboratory Scientist performs test procedures in a clinical laboratory and conveys the results to the physician or designee in an accurate and timely manner for the purpose of patient diagnosis and treatment.
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Vitalant is hiring an experienced Medical Laboratory Scientist II to bring skilled technical support to our high complexity testing reference laboratory. Your impact as a Medical Laboratory Scientist is vital.
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