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Brockville General Hospital in Brockville, Ontario is seeking a Medical Laboratory Assistant (MLA) for a temporary part-time role in the Laboratory. Under the Lab Manager, you will collect, receive, accession and prepare samples, report results, and help train staff and students while ensuring safe, quality-focused practice.
The MLA will work in a busy lab, maintain accurate records, and participate in risk management initiatives as part of a client-centered environment.
: 2026-307 (Existing)
: Temporary Part-Time (up to 6 months with possible extension)
: Laboratory
: OPSEU
Salary: $32.59 to $37.26/Hour
Under the direction of the Laboratory Manager, the Medical Laboratory Assistant (MLA) is responsible for collecting, receiving, accessioning and preparing all samples for diagnostic testing. In addition, the MLA is responsible for reporting results of clinical samples. The MLA may assist with the training of newly hired staff, students and residents in the reception, handling and processing of patient specimens. The MLA may also be required to identify and resolve unsuitable specimens for testing.
The MLA participates in service and hospital-wide activities and programs that model and promote a safe and healthy client-centered environment and that contribute to quality improvement and risk management initiatives.
Position: Medical Lab Assistant
Competition #: 2026-307 (Existing)
Status: Temporary Part-Time (up to 6 months with possible extension)
Department: Laboratory
Union Association: OPSEU
Salary: $32.59 to $37.26/Hour
Under the direction of the Laboratory Manager, the Medical Laboratory Assistant (MLA) is responsible for collecting, receiving, accessioning and preparing all samples for diagnostic testing. In addition, the MLA is responsible for reporting results of clinical samples. The MLA may assist with the training of newly hired staff, students and residents in the reception, handling and processing of patient specimens. The MLA may also be required to identify and resolve unsuitable specimens for testing.
The MLA participates in service and hospital-wide activities and programs that model and promote a safe and healthy client-centered environment and that contribute to quality improvement and risk management initiatives.