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The Medical Technologist will work under the Laboratory Director and be responsible for laboratory testing in all laboratory departments. For consideration, applicants must have a BS or AS Degree in Medical Technology/Technician and ASCP (or equivalent certification) as a MT/MLS or MLT.
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Significant previous laboratory experience in biochemistry, biophysics, or molecular biology. Posting Summary Provide operational oversight of all laboratory activities for a research laboratory in Microbiology and Molecular Genetics department.
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Bachelor's degree in Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry or related science and one to two years of related laboratory experience using PCR and other molecular biology techniques required. Lab Research Technician.
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Perform various diagnostic procedures and sample collections, such as ear swabs, cytology, venipuncture, IVC placement, cystocentesis, urinary catheterization, in-house laboratory analyses, radiography – submitting for consults.
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Certification as a Medical Technologist (MT) or Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) from a recognized accrediting agency (e.g., ASCP, AMT) preferred. Job Description Position Overview: As a Medical Technologist/Medical Laboratory Technician Generalist, you will play a vital role in our healthcare team by performing a variety of laboratory tests and procedures to assist physicians in diagnosing, monitoring, and treating diseases.
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Maintains housekeeping on Coating Line. Works closely and in unison with Machine OperatorsEquipment Used:Current laboratory technology and hard coating technology equipment, and chemical test equipment.
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Knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy, physiology, aero medical principles, flight physiology, diagnostic criteria, preventive medicine, routine laboratory and radiological procedures, and other medical procedures to properly evaluate and assess the medical background of members for qualification.
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The Laboratory Technician I, using general laboratory methods, techniques, equipment, and instrumentation in compliance with Eurofins Environment Testing's Quality Assurance programs and SOP's, supports laboratory operations through general maintenance of laboratory and supply storage areas, equipment, instruments, and supplies.
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Key Words: Med Tech, Med Lab Tech, Medical Laboratory Technician, Medical Laboratory Technologist. Eighteen months of Medical Laboratory Technologist / Technician experience required.
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