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The Laboratory Coordinator will serve as a key team member of the Fertility Center's Embryology Laboratory. In this role, as the Laboratory Coordinator can expect to learn about the functioning of a clinical fertility laboratory and expand their laboratory skillset through training in clinical laboratory and foundational embryology tasks.
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Performs daily clinical embryology laboratory services (VOR, Fert Check, Grading, ICSI, BX, Transfers, Vitrification and Warming) This position will be required to perform clinical embryology procedures independently and in accordance with RMA’s Laboratory Philosophy, Mission, and Performance Standards.
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Title: Clinical Laboratory Specialist-Embryology Laboratory. Org Unit: Embryology Lab. Our medical practices serve communities throughout New York City, and our faculty provide comprehensive care at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center, NewYork-Presbyterian/Lower Manhattan Hospital, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Brooklyn Methodist Hospital, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Westchester Behavioral Health Center, and NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens.
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Follow up on and communicate laboratory values and semen analysis, embryology and genetic results to patients. Follow up on and communicate laboratory values and semen analysis, embryology and genetic results to patients.
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Requires understanding of embryology clinical notations related to specimen quality, pre-implantation genetic testing results, and ability to accurately convey specimen information to patients in a sensitive and compassionate manner.
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Our team includes many pioneering leaders in clinical medicine, reproductive biology, embryology, and cryogenic biobanking who have synthesized their collective knowledge, vision, and experience in the development of the TMRW platform.
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The Senior Embryologist must demonstrate knowledge and skills related to the various procedures performed in the IVF Laboratory, collaborating with team to perform various embryology and andrology procedures.
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