Responsibilities:
The Serologist I will be responsible for performing in-process testing all types of BioVue/Gel cassettes/cards and release testing of all types of Gel cards.
- This person will assure compliance with company standards and applicable regulatory agencies.
- He/She will participate in failure investigations to help determine root cause, track and trend data, identify and suggest process improvements to improve business measures. T
- he Serologist I will perform testing within established timelines in accordance with current cGMP’s.
- He/She will participate in equipment maintenance/calibration program.
- The successful candidate will have the ability to prioritize and handle multiple tasks and challenges at one time and have the ability to work in a team environment and provide customer focused results in an efficient manner.
- The Serologist I will document results clearly and accurately as well as be able to interpret results by comparing results against appropriate specification requirements.
- He/She will perform data entry of critical product/process information and test results to be used in trend analysis.
- He/She will maintain work areas and equipment as well as ensure calibration and maintenance of equipment is performed at designated intervals.
- The successful candidate will adhere to departmental and SOP’s and safety requirements as well as be accountable for notifying management of any out of specifications or abnormal trend in results in a timely manner.
- He/She will be accountable for reporting nonconformance’s to management immediately.
- Serologist I provide support during regulatory inspections.
- Edits documentation (i.e. Standard Operating Procedures, test methods, batch records).
- Understands and applies PE tools in daily work activities.
- The Serologist I will be familiar with safety and environmental policies and perform work tasks and operations in compliance with all safety and environmental rules and regulations, and encourage co-workers to do so; if uncertain, consults with supervisor.
- Attend applicable safety and environmental education and training programs and attend departmental safety and environmental meetings.
- Immediately report and correct, if possible, unsafe conditions, spills and near miss incidents.
- Conduct self-inspections of workstations and offices for hazardous conditions.
- NIGHT SHIFT - 6pm to 6am - ALTERNATING 12-hour SHIFTS - 3 days one week; 4 days the next week, then repeat. Required to work every other weekend, and overtime as required.