Medical Laboratory Scientist: High-Complexity Diagnostics

Socket.dev; Newton (NJ); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Atlantic Health in New Jersey seeks a Medical Laboratory Scientist to perform high/moderate complexity testing, process specimens, and report accurate results. The role requires strict adherence to regulatory standards, quality control, and collaboration with teams to support patient care.

Responsibilities include specimen accessioning, testing, reporting, instrument maintenance, and QC activities. Experience with HIS/LIS and knowledge of safety procedures are essential.

Qualifications

• CLIA personnel requirements for High Complexity testing.
• Multiple degree pathways listed in the job description.
• One year healthcare or lab experience preferred.
• ASCP/AMT or equivalent preferred.

Responsibilities

• Specimen Processing and Accessioning: evaluate specimens and test orders for acceptability and accept/reject per guidelines.
• Specimen Testing: follow approved standard operating procedures.
• Result Reporting: correlate test results with diagnosis and prior results.
• Computer Skills: proficient with HIS and LIS software in all job-related functions.
• Equipment Operation: operate, maintain and troubleshoot equipment per SOPs.
• Quality Control: follow QC policies, document calibrations and maintenance.
• Proficiency Testing: participate and ensure samples treated as patient samples.
• Inventory Management: rotate stock and check expiration to ensure availability.
• Training: assist with training of team members and students.
• Safety: follow Atlantic Health safety procedures.

Skills

High Complexity

HIS/LIS Proficiency

Regulatory Compliance

Communication Skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in Medical Technology/related field

ASCP/AMT preferred

US licensure or eligibility

Associate degree in related science

Tools

HIS

LIS

Job description

Atlantic Health in New Jersey seeks a Medical Laboratory Scientist to perform high/moderate complexity testing, process specimens, and report accurate results. The role requires strict adherence to regulatory standards, quality control, and collaboration with teams to support patient care.

Responsibilities include specimen accessioning, testing, reporting, instrument maintenance, and QC activities. Experience with HIS/LIS and knowledge of safety procedures are essential.