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Parkview Regional Medical Center
Lab Support Services Tech - Specimen Processing
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What they do
A Medical Laboratory Technician helps with the performance of laboratory tests in toxicology, chemistry, hematology, immunology, and microbiology laboratories, which provide information for medical patient diagnosis and treatment. Sets up, operates, and maintains laboratory equipment, makes observations, and calculates and records results; receives, types, tests, and records blood bank inventories.
$51,062 / year median in Indiana
+8% projected growth
Job Description
Summary Join Parkview Health Lab Team Eligible for $2000 Sign on Bonus! Due to the comprehensive training required for this role, seasonal or short-term employment is not offered. Lab Support Services Technician - Specimen Processing Responsible for the receipt, accessioning, processing, and distribution of laboratory specimens for all patient populations. Ensures specimens are accurately identified, labeled, prepared, and routed according to test requirements and laboratory protocols. Utilizes laboratory systems to monitor incoming specimens, prioritize workflow, and track pending or delayed samples. Applies critical thinking and problem-solving skills when identifying specimen discrepancies, integrity issues, or special handling requirements. Interacts with phlebotomy staff, nursing staff, providers, couriers, reference laboratories, and other hospital personnel to resolve specimen-related issues and ensure timely, accurate testing. Maintains a high level of attention to detail to support quality patient care and laboratory operations. Adheres to all local, state, and federal regulations, accreditation standards, and institutional policies and procedures to ensure specimen integrity, patient safety, and confidentiality.