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Native American Development Corporation

Clinical Laboratory Scientist

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Clinical Laboratory Scientist Native American Development Corporation - 4.2 Billings, MT Job Details Temporary 1 day ago Qualifications Bachelor's degree Medical laboratory work experience Full Job Description Job Summary The Clinical Laboratory Scientist performs high-complexity testing and provides scientific support to ensure accurate, reliable toxicology results in accordance with CLIA Subpart M, Montana licensure requirements, and accreditation standards (COLA/CAP). The CLS contributes to method verification, quality assessment, corrective actions, and training within the toxicology laboratory. Essential Duties, Responsibilities, and Expectations High-Complexity Testing & Analytical Interpretation (~35%) Perform, interpret, and validate clinical toxicology assays including LC/MS testing. Ensure analytic accuracy, precision, and adherence to method performance specifications. Quality Control, Proficiency Testing & Compliance Oversight (~30%) Review QC, calibration results, maintenance logs, and PT performance. Implement and document corrective actions for deviations per 42 CFR §493.1281-1289. Maintain readiness for CLIA inspections and accreditation audits. Method Verification, Validation & Scientific Support (~20%) Participate in method evaluation studies (accuracy, precision, reportable range). Assist in reagent lot qualifications and parallel testing studies. Training, Communication & Workflow Coordination (~10%) Provide technical guidance and training to CLTs and new CLS staff. Support SOP revision and documentation processes. Other Duties as Assigned (~5%) Minimum Qualifications Must be legally authorized to work in the United States ; Indigenuity does not sponsor visas. Bachelor's degree in laboratory science, medical technology, chemistry, or biology AND four (4) years of high-complexity testing experience ( per 42 CFR §493.1491 ). Montana CLS licensure (or eligibility). Certificates, Licenses, Registrations
ASCP/AMT
certification strongly preferred. Competencies / KSAs Advanced understanding of analytic chemistry and mass spectrometry. Strong troubleshooting skills and understanding of QC principles. Effective communication and documentation skills. Ability to mentor staff and support scientific decision-making. Physical Demands & Working Conditions Laboratory environment with biohazard exposure and PPE requirements. Extended periods of standing and repetitive motion.