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Attend local APIC chapter meetings, participates in state and national Health Acquired Infections (HAI) reduction projects/programs, acts as a resource for infection control/infectious disease information for community members, physicians and their office staff, health agencies, students and coworkers.
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Demonstrate proper infection control practices, proper patient identification, performs proper prompt specimen transport. OverviewJoin our team as a night shift, full-time, Blood Bank Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) in Montclair, NJ.Fulfilling your purpose begins here: People First, Always.
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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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Quality Control Analytical Scientist Allendale, NJ Lynkx Staffing LLC specializes in placing talented professionals in the Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices industries in New Jersey.
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If certification does lapse, job will be downgraded to Medical Laboratory Scientist / Medical Lab Tech (non-certified) until certification is reinstated. Join our team as a day shift, PRN, Microbiology Medical Lab Scientist (MLS) in Montclair, NJ.
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Demonstrates proficient knowledge and understanding of ALARA safety guidelines, USP Chapter on radiopharmaceutical aseptic handling and preparation, infection control practices, quality assurance (QA)/quality control (QC) of clinical-use RAM.
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Participate in annual competencies for the following, but not limited to: translation, vital signs and measurements, doing TB skin tests, all waived POC lab tests, infection prevention and control, sterilization process and instrument preparation, OSHA, immunization administration and reconciliation, standing orders, medical waste management, patient preparation for the visit, cultural competency and customer service.
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Lab safety and infection prevention is of paramount importance. Matching computer orders with specimen labeling; sorting specimens; checking labeling; logging specimens; arranging reports for delivery; Maintaining quality results verify and equipment function, troubleshooting, calibrating equipment and monitoring quality control measures and protocols.
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Leads a team in developing signal engineering plans and specifications for a multitude of transit and railroad signaling projects (e.g., train control systems for light and heavy rail transit, and freight, commuter, intercity and high-speed railroad operations.
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Under the direct supervision of the PCMH Care Coordinator (PCMH) or Site Supervisor and under a matrix system of supervision and guidance of the Director of Nursing, the Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) assists patients and their families in all aspects of their clinical interaction with their provider.
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Adhere to infection control/safety guidelines and confidentiality policies through HIPAA compliance. The PSR will be responsible for greeting patients, activating patient files, and for providing support to patients and medical staff.
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10+ years of experience in design, planning, and implementation of stormwater and hydraulic elements with a focus on project management Proven track record of successfully managing water resource engineering projects, including drainage systems, flood control, and watershed management.
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As a control and automation engineer at Thea Energy, you will play a pivotal role in developing prototyping and process concepts in collaboration with cross-functional teams, including the electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and HTS magnet engineering, and science groups.
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Coordinate and provide technical assistance for SCADA, substation/plant physical, and control projects in order to fully develop system integration of protection, control, and monitoring systems.
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Build your career within a fast-paced, dynamic, and diverse environment that combines leading-edge technology solutions - electronic access control, video surveillance, alarm monitoring, emergency communications, robotics, drones, and other smart tech innovative solutions - with physical security solutions to safeguard our clients and our communities.
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