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Procedures in rodents (primarily mice), such as dosing (IV, IP, SQ, PO), body weight measurements, clinical/in-life observations, sample/tissue harvests, necropsy, blood collection (cardiac, tail vein, saphenous), and euthanasia, while adhering to all standard operating procedures (SOPs), policies, animal welfare regulations, and regulatory procedures.
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Services various equipment and apparatus, such as patient monitors, electrocardiographs, blood-gas analyzers, x-ray units, defibrillators, electro surgical units, anesthesia apparatus, pacemakers, blood-pressure transducers, spiro meters, sterilizers, diathermy equipment, patient care computers, and other related technical equipment.
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Develop and perform research involving various animal laboratory techniques including administration, behavioral testing, tissue/blood collection and helping with animal imaging. The successful candidate will support in vivo experiments to help with the development of gene therapy and other strategies addressing neurologic, neuromuscular, rare blood, renal and metabolic diseases and participate in the successful translation of pre-clinical gene therapy programs.
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Declination form required]Blood bank experience requiredASCP or AMT certification[preferred not required Description: Job Duties/Responsibilities:Responsibilities are interchangeable within job titles of medical laboratory scientist (MLS), medical technologist or clinical laboratory scientist.
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Flexibility to work overtime or other shifts depending on business needs Requirements:Bachelor's degree in Biology, Chemistry, Clinical Laboratory Science, Medical Technology or meet local regulatory (CLIA & State) requirements.
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Minimum 2-4 years of clinical laboratory testing experience is required. Proficient with computers; Familiarity with laboratory information systems is a plus. Minimum 2-4 years of clinical laboratory testing experience is required.
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Perform and document preventive maintenance and quality control procedures. Monitor, operate and troubleshoot instrumentation to ensure proper functionality. Maintain a safe work environment and wear appropriate personal protective equipmentAbility to work independently and within a team environment.
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Demonstrate the ability to make technical decisions regarding testing and problem solving. High level of attention detail along with strong communication and organizational skills. Perform routine and complex technical procedures and functions according to departmental Standard Operating Procedures.
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Report accurate and timely test results to deliver quality patient care. Determine the acceptability of specimens for testing according to established criteria. Must be able to pass a standardized color vision screen.
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Work with human cell lines, recombinant DNA, and common molecular biology reagents in a laboratory environment that may include hazardous chemicals and blood borne pathogens. To provide technical laboratory research effort in support of multiple projects focused on expedited creation and evaluation of in human vitro models and assays.
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Responsibilities: Conducts basic and advanced tests on blood samples, both donor and patient, to insure proper transfusion of blood and blood products; at an intermediate level, recognizes and resolves discrepancies observed in blood specimens or laboratory equipment; determines procedures to be followed according to preliminary serological results of the specimens; maintains records of transfusions.
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They also have department specific openings in blood bank, microbiology, core laboratory or special chemistry as well as generalist positions! Job Description Medical Technologist/MLS or Medical Laboratory Technician CHEMISTRY Opening at one of MA's Top Healthcare Providers.
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The CHA laboratory provides everything from routine blood and urine tests to special tissue evaluation. Will work Chemistry and Diagnostic Immunology in the Laboratory at the Cambridge Hospital Laboratory but may need to work at the Somerville Hospital Laboratory as needed.
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Proficiently functions as a technologist in one or more of the following areas:· Clinical Chemistry· Clinical Hematology· Clinical Microbiology· Blood Banking or SerologyWorks collaboratively as a team to monitor and maintain instrumentation, ensure appropriate quality control and to continuously pursue quality improvement in all aspects of laboratory function.
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Must be familiar with all phases of laboratory procedures including hematology, blood bank, chemistry, and microbiology. Required: Completion of a baccalaureate program in a laboratory science or equivalent with national certification by ASCP, or HEW or eligible.
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