Evening Microbiology Lab Assistant II - Part-Time

Society for Industrial Microbiology and Biotechnology; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 32,000 - 42,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) retirement plan

Tuition reimbursement

Employee Assistance Program

Wellness program incentives

Job summary

Indiana University Health in Indianapolis is seeking a Laboratory Assistant II - Microbiology for part-time evening shifts in the M-Pathology Lab. The role includes specimen collection, pre-analytic processing, and basic testing, with patient and specimen registration duties as needed.

Ideal candidates will have a HS/GED, complete phlebotomy training, and familiarity with laboratory computer systems. Clinical labs offer growth, initial competency milestones, and opportunities to join various

Qualifications

• HS grad or GED equivalent required.
• Initial and six-month competency for identified testing.
• Annual competency assessment for identified testing.
• Phlebotomy training program with related science coursework preferred.
• Waived or moderate complexity experience preferred.
• Working knowledge of computers required.
• Telephone skills required.
• Ability to perform repetitive tasks for long periods.
• May serve on committees or projects supporting department functions.

Responsibilities

• Provide general laboratory services including specimen collection and pre-analytic processing.
• Handle blood component preparation and waived/moderate complexity testing.
• Assist with patient and specimen registration and delivery of specimens.

Skills

Phlebotomy

Clerical tasks

Computer literacy

Phone etiquette

Patient communication

Education

HS/GED

Phlebotomy training program

Biology/chemistry coursework

Job description

Indiana University Health in Indianapolis is seeking a Laboratory Assistant II - Microbiology for part-time evening shifts in the M-Pathology Lab. The role includes specimen collection, pre-analytic processing, and basic testing, with patient and specimen registration duties as needed.

Ideal candidates will have a HS/GED, complete phlebotomy training, and familiarity with laboratory computer systems. Clinical labs offer growth, initial competency milestones, and opportunities to join various