CO11 Children's Health Service Network (CHSN)

Molecular Pathology Technician II/III (afternoons)

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Primary Location Location R Department Pathology Shift Evening (United States of America) Schedule Full time Weekly Hours 40 FTE 1 Employee Status Regular JOB RESPONSIBILITIES Lab Specific Duties - Perform and or assist the daily molecular and/or immunology duties. Ensure that the laboratory's inventory of supplies and reagents is adequate to accommodate the workload, and alert responsible parties when it is not. Perform routine maintenance of instrumentation and equipment and alert responsible parties when discrepancies occur. Maintain appropriate attention to detail by adhering to the quality assurance guidelines established for the laboratory. Have an understanding of the requirements of the accrediting agency (CAP) and apply that knowledge in all activities.…

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