Laboratory Assistant II, Molecular Pathology – Growth & Benefits

Indiana University Health System; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 36,000 - 46,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Increased pay scale for bedside nurses

401K retirement savings with employer

Tuition reimbursement

Student loan forgiveness

Employee Assistance Program

Healthy Results wellness program

Job summary

Indiana University Health in Indianapolis is seeking a Lab Assistant II for the LAB at M-Pathology Lab. This full‑time, days shift role provides specimen collection, blood component preparation, and pre-analytic processing, plus related clerical tasks and patient registration.

The ideal candidate has a high school diploma or GED; phlebotomy training is preferred; basic computer and telephone skills are required; and ability to perform repetitive tasks is expected. Benefits included.

Qualifications

• Requires HS grad or GED Equivalent.
• Completion of an initial and six (6) month competency for identified testing.
• Annual competency assessment for identified testing.
• Completion of a phlebotomy training program with experience in laboratory or coursework in biological, chemical or related science preferred.
• Experience in waived or moderate complexity is preferred.
• Requires working knowledge of computers and telephone skills.

Responsibilities

• Provides general laboratory services including specimen collection.
• Performs blood component preparation and pre-analytic processing of specimens.
• Performs waived and identified moderate complexity testing.
• Handles patient and specimen registration and delivery of specimens.

Skills

Computer literacy

Telephone skills

Repetitive task handling

Education

HS diploma or GED

Phlebotomy training (preferred)

Job description

Indiana University Health in Indianapolis is seeking a Lab Assistant II for the LAB at M-Pathology Lab. This full‑time, days shift role provides specimen collection, blood component preparation, and pre-analytic processing, plus related clerical tasks and patient registration.

The ideal candidate has a high school diploma or GED; phlebotomy training is preferred; basic computer and telephone skills are required; and ability to perform repetitive tasks is expected. Benefits included.