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Performs venipunctures, CLIWaived and non-CLIA Waived lab testing. Certification : Medical Assistant preferred. Notifies appropriate insurance personnel to pre-certify surgeries or tests ordered by the physician or other health care provider, which require pre-certification by the insurance company.
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Bachelor of Science (BS) or Arts (BA) college degree or equivalent clinical degree i.e., Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (RCIS), Certified Cardiology Technician, Registered nurse (RN) or Nurse Practitioner (NP), Transcatheter Cardiovascular Surgical/Scrub technician, Physician Assistant (PA.
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Associate's degree or equivalent from an accredited Medical Assistant training program with externship completed and passed OR National Certification in Medical Assisting from American Association of Medical Assistants, American Medical Technologists, National Center for Competency Testing, American Registry of Medical Assistants or National Health Career Association.
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DMC University Laboratories evolved in 1993 and is comprised of Core Laboratories, Specialty Laboratories, two rapid response hospital laboratories, Centralized Stat Lab, Centralized Blood Bank Lab, and full service outreach infrastructure which includes patient service centers, remote ambulatory laboratories, marketing staff, courier system and billing department.
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Department: Pathology Outptnt Lab Can Ctr. Enters patient demographic and test order information into lab information systems according to training protocols and in a timely manner. Organization: Henry Ford Hospital - Detroit Main Campus.
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Searching for an experienced Research Assistant who will serve as the project manager for clinical research studies that are ongoing in the Sleep Research Lab under the supervision of the PI.
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BA/BS or equivalent: Medical training (RT, RCIS, Surgical tech, RN, NP, or first assistant) - Preferred. Extensive experience in the Cardiac Cath Lab environment as a scrub nurse or technologist as the primary scrub for structural heart procedures.
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May instruct patients and health care staff in the proper methods for lab specimen collection and handling. Job title: Laboratory Assistant. Job Duties: Specimen processing Ordering Working with all departments for processes.
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LabCorp is seeking a Lab Assistant to join our team at St John Hospital in Detroit, MI. This role works in a high volume, production based environment performing a vital component of clinical lab science.
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In this role, the Clinical Sales Specialist will be an integrated part of the trial and commercial sales process in collaboration with the Territory Manager (TM) to educate interventional cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, and hybrid OR/cath lab personnel on the safe and effective use of Abbott TAVI products.
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