Medical Laboratory Scientist - Cytogenetics (Tech Town) - 40 hrs - Days -
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Sign On Bonus Available! Medical Laboratory Scientists in cytogenetics are essential to genetic diagnostics, focusing on cytogenetic testing for both constitutional and hematologic specimens. The MLS responsibilities encompass sterile tissue culture, FISH, and Microarray, followed by detailed analysis. Their work involves a balance of automated and manual benchwork, and pre/post analytical tasks such as writing SOPs, maintaining CAP, ISO15189 and CLIA regulatory compliance, and result reporting in the LIS. Located in Tech Town, the lab operates in a dynamic and innovative environment, distinct from traditional hospital settings. The area fosters an engaging environment with networking events, small vendors, and a variety of outside food options, creating a vibrant atmosphere. As a leader in cutting-edge technology, the lab is among the few implementing optical genome mapping, enhancing diagnostic capabilities in the field. GENERAL SUMMARY: Under general supervision, performs routine and complex analytic procedures on blood and/or other body fluids or specimens, involving manual techniques or the use of laboratory instruments and information systems. PRINCIPLE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE REQUIRED: 1. Minimum of a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university required. Coursework must align with duties of the specific section Medical Laboratory discipline position and meet the education Eligibility Routes for Medical Laboratory Scientist listed on the ASCP website at (ascp.org); or possesses a categorical scientist level certification as a BB, C, CG, CT, M, MB; or has met the requirements for AAB and/or AMT certifications. 2. Requires six months of experience in a medical laboratory setting. 3. Demonstrated technical proficiency and theoretical knowledge sufficient to perform laboratory functions are required. CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSURES: Certification at the technologist, or medical/clinical lab scientist level from a nationally recognized agency, such as ASCP, AMT, ASM, AAB, AABB, ACS, or HEW is preferred. Additional Information
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