Clinical Lab Technologist I: Precision Diagnostics

Bronxcare; New York (NY); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Bronxcare is seeking a Clinical Laboratory Technologist to perform routine and emergency analytical tests on identified specimens. You will prepare reagents, calibrate instruments, and log specimens for testing in a busy laboratory environment.

The role requires a CLIA license and a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, Biology or Medical Sciences, with specific coursework and experience as outlined in the job description. You will participate in ongoing training and quality control processes.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, Biology or Medical Sciences with CLIA licensure.
• 90 semester hours toward a bachelor’s degree with: 16 Chemistry hours (incl. 6 Organic), 16 Biology hours, and 3 math hours; plus 1 year of experience or training.

Responsibilities

• Prepare reagents for analytical tests according to designated procedures.
• Calibrate equipment and perform routine maintenance as designated.
• Accession and prepare all specimens for testing; log into the book or computer terminal as required.
• Perform all tests assigned bench according to procedure manual.
• Follow quality control procedures and maintain records.
• Report all designated Panic or Out of Limit results by telephone to the physician and keep records.
• Provide on-the-job training and orientation to students and new employees.
• Update inventory of routine lab supplies and needs to assistant supervisor.
• Attend and participate in continuing in-house education meetings to remain current with technology.

Skills

Quality control procedures

Laboratory safety

Troubleshooting

On-the-job training

Education

Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, Biology or Medical Sciences

90 semester hours toward a bachelor’s degree with Chemistry/Organic Chemistry/Biology requirements

Clinical Lab Technologist (CLIA) license

Job description

Bronxcare is seeking a Clinical Laboratory Technologist to perform routine and emergency analytical tests on identified specimens. You will prepare reagents, calibrate instruments, and log specimens for testing in a busy laboratory environment.

The role requires a CLIA license and a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, Biology or Medical Sciences, with specific coursework and experience as outlined in the job description. You will participate in ongoing training and quality control processes.