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Medical Laboratory Scientist, or Medical Laboratory Scientist, or Medical Lab Scientist, or Clinical Laboratory Scientist, or Clinical Laboratory Technologist, or Certified Lab Technologist.
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Job Requirements:Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college/university in a chemical/physical/biological or other life science and relevant generalist clinical laboratory experience within the last five yearsOR Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college/university in laboratory medical technology, with clinical rotationNational Registration as an MLS(ASCP)cm, MT(ASCP) or equivalent (e.g. AMT, AAB, HEW), or registry-eligible at date of hire.
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Prefer 6 months to 1 year medical laboratory technologist, clinical laboratory scientist experience in acute care facility. Under general supervision, performs quantitative and qualitative laboratory test on patient specimens according to standard laboratory formulas and procedures.
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Processes and tests all types of laboratory specimens; reviews and reports lab results; performs operational duties, maintenance and advanced troubleshooting of laboratory instrumentation and equipment; acts as resource to other laboratory personnel.
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Bachelor Degree in a Chemical, Physical, Biological or Medical Technology/Clinical Laboratory Science (MT/CLS) from an accredited institution. You will perform clinical laboratory testing in all/or designated areas and will be responsible for reviewing daily reports.
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