GENERAL OVERVIEW:
Performs routine and high complex laboratory analyses on clinical specimens. Assists lab management with the daily operations of the department.
ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Performs a variety of routine and complex procedures using established criteria to provide quality clinical information. Verifies analytic accuracy, precision, sensitivity, and linearity for test methods. (40%)
Operates, calibrates, checks and maintains instrumentation. Troubleshoots problems with quality controls and test procedures and takes appropriate action to ensure quality clinical information. (25%)
Communicates with manager, supervisor or co-workers concerning the needs of the laboratory including supplies for efficient laboratory operations. (15%)
Serves as a consultant to laboratory personnel and other health care providers, as needed. Participates in continuing education to ensure growth and development of the laboratory. (10%)
May collect and process patient specimens in accordance with laboratory policies and procedures and within the expected time frames. (5%)
May mentor MT/MLT, phlebotomy, and lab processor students and new employees in laboratory testing following AHN policies and procedures. (5%)
Other duties as assigned or requested.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Required
Associate's degree in an ASCP eligible program or equivalent.
3 years with Clinical Laboratory Experience
Meets ongoing education requirements for certification.
MLT (ASCP) or equivalent
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