Performs routine and complex clinical laboratory testing, operates and troubleshoots instruments, and maintains quality control and documentation in the Mass Spec Operations clinical toxicology section. Verifies and interprets results, reports critical findings, resolves testing discrepancies, supports workflow and inventory, and trains employees as assigned. Candidates should have a bachelor’s degree in Clinical Laboratory Science, Medical Laboratory Science, or Medical Technology and have completed a clinical rotation relevant to the job duties; applicants within one semester or quarter of completing the degree may also be considered. Candidates hired before obtaining certification may have six months to obtain it, and the role requires demonstrated competency in assigned procedures.
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