Genomic Technologist I: NGS & Molecular Diagnostics

Nationwide Children's Hospital; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, OH seeks a genomics laboratory professional to perform Next Generation Sequencing and molecular testing, including wet-lab work and data analyses for diverse assays.

The role includes library preparation (Genome, Exome, RNA-Seq) and various molecular assays, with emphasis on quality control and operational improvement within the Institute for Genomic Medicine. Strong teamwork and precise documentation are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in chemical, biological, clinical or medical laboratory science or equivalent as defined by 42 CFR 493.1405(b).
• MLS/ASCP certification eligible; certification exam within 3 years of hire.
• Continued education: minimum 12 hours annually.

Responsibilities

• Performs routine and complex laboratory procedures with proper equipment use, maintenance, and documentation.
• Drafts patient reports by interpreting assay results and recording processes.
• Performs quality control testing of reagents and kits used for patient testing; participates in QA programs.
• Reviews clinical and research case status with leaders; communicates issues and deviations.
• Maintains a safe work environment and assists with safety audits.

Skills

Organizational skills

Technical and computer skills

Communication skills

Interpersonal skills

Teamwork

Adaptability

Education

Bachelor’s degree in chemical/biological/clinical or medical laboratory science

Tools

MiSeq

NovaSeq 6000

NovaSeq X+

SeqStudio Flex

Job description

Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, OH seeks a genomics laboratory professional to perform Next Generation Sequencing and molecular testing, including wet-lab work and data analyses for diverse assays.

The role includes library preparation (Genome, Exome, RNA-Seq) and various molecular assays, with emphasis on quality control and operational improvement within the Institute for Genomic Medicine. Strong teamwork and precise documentation are essential.