Laboratory Information Technician II

albanymed; City of Albany (NY); Sur place; USD 46 000 - 60 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Albany Med Health System in Albany, NY is seeking a Laboratory Information Technician (LIT) to receive specimens, verify IDs, and enter data into the LIS. You will support testing areas, maintain confidentiality, and help keep the work area organized.

The role requires good communication with nursing staff and physicians, basic keyboarding, and the ability to interpret procedures. An associate's degree in a science or computer field is preferred.

Qualifications

• Associate's degree preferred in science or computer field.
• Ability to use computer systems to perform inquiries and generate reports.
• Basic keyboarding skills for a highly computerized laboratory environment.
• Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules and procedure manuals.
• Strong written and verbal communication with patients and staff.

Responsabilités

• Uses computer systems to perform inquiries, order tests, transcribe results, generate billing, worksheets, and reports.
• Communicates effectively with nursing staff, physicians and other hospital departments.
• Demonstrates basic keyboarding skills in a highly computerized lab environment.
• Verifies patient demographics match test orders and ensures specimen acceptability.
• Accession test requests into the Laboratory Information System.
• Assists in maintaining, restocking supplies and packaging specimens for transport per IATA guidelines.

Connaissances

Communication skills

Active listening

Reading comprehension

Typing / keyboarding

Formation

Associate's Degree in science or computer background

Outils

Laboratory Information System (LIS)

Computer systems

Description du poste

Albany Med Health System in Albany, NY is seeking a Laboratory Information Technician (LIT) to receive specimens, verify IDs, and enter data into the LIS. You will support testing areas, maintain confidentiality, and help keep the work area organized.

The role requires good communication with nursing staff and physicians, basic keyboarding, and the ability to interpret procedures. An associate's degree in a science or computer field is preferred.