Responsibilities:
Performs testing services within a microbiology laboratory including human, animal, and plant diagnostics, surveillance, screening, environmental monitoring, and forensic science to report clear and concise testing results.
70% Prepares specimens for scientific examination and analysis and/or prepares the laboratory for accreditation audits/inspections
5% Conducts biological research experiments employing quality control and quality assurance practices and adhering to regulatory standards and requirements
5% Operates and maintains laboratory instrumentation and information management systems
5% Prepares, reviews, verifies, and reports test result data
5% Communicates with internal and external stakeholders as needed
5% Supports and/or trains new employees, students, and other professional colleagues
5% Participates in educational and outreach activities and other professional development
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Education:
Required
Bachelor's Degree
BS Medical Microbiology, Medical Technology or Clinical Laboratory Science, Bacteriology

Qualifications:
Required
- Ability to meet CLIA Laboratory Testing Personnel Standards.
- Ability to follow and apply policies and standard operating procedures.
Preferred
- Experience in a public health or clinical laboratory.