Medical Lab Assistant: Impactful, Patient-Centered Lab Work

Cedars-Sinai; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Cedars-Sinai is seeking a Medical Laboratory Assistant CPT to join a team focused on accurate specimen handling and timely test processing. The role involves collecting, receiving, and distributing laboratory specimens, and communicating test information to clinical staff.

Under supervision, you will assist with donor health assessments, training new staff, and ensuring patient-focused service while respecting age and developmental considerations.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or its equivalent.
• Phlebotomy Certificate that meets the mandates of the laws and regulations of the State of California.
• One year of clinical laboratory experience, including familiarity with laboratory information systems, preferred.
• Appropriate interpersonal skills for interacting with peers, patients, physicians, and other customers of the Medical Center.
• Ability to communicate effectively in the English language.

Responsibilities

• Collect, receive, processing, and distributing laboratory specimens or blood from voluntary blood donors.
• Communicate information about tests and test results.
• Assist in the orientation and training of new employees.
• Perform all job duties with sensitivity and attention to the age and developmental issues of the patient populations being served.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

English communication

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Phlebotomy Certificate (CA)

1 year of clinical laboratory experience

Job description

Cedars-Sinai is seeking a Medical Laboratory Assistant CPT to join a team focused on accurate specimen handling and timely test processing. The role involves collecting, receiving, and distributing laboratory specimens, and communicating test information to clinical staff.

Under supervision, you will assist with donor health assessments, training new staff, and ensuring patient-focused service while respecting age and developmental considerations.