Lab Assistant I

• Basic computer proficiency preferred, including experience with data entry, tracking systems, or electronic medical records

• Strong verbal communication skills with the ability to interact professionally and effectively over the phone in a high-volume environment

• Demonstrates clear, courteous, and accurate communication when coordinating with clinical staff and laboratory personnel

Work Environment Considerations

• This role involves regular handling of biological specimens, including human tissue and, at times, larger anatomical samples

• Candidates should be comfortable working in a clinical laboratory environment that may include exposure to blood and other biological materials

• A high level of professionalism, attention to safety protocols, and emotional composure in these settings is essential

• Assists with the safe handling and movement of specimens, including placement into preservative solutions (e.g., formalin), under the direction of Pathologists’ Assistants, Pathologists, or Pathology Residents

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