Job Abstract

The Laboratory Support Technician supports the Immunogenetics & Transplantation Laboratory (ITL) by providing administrative services to clients and performing technical tasks that do not require a license. Client services include monitoring and responding to requests for information or assistance; auditing data records; answering telephone calls and filing and faxing reports. The position is also responsible for reagent, supply and instrument management and procuring and coordinating repairs and other required services. Laboratory functions include log-in samples; order tests using requisition forms, protocols, APeX, verbal orders and / or e-mail correspondence; manage sample inventory system (store and retrieve samples); coordinate and maintain records of laboratory equipment maintenance and perform other duties as assigned by supervisor.

The position will typically handle blood specimens collected in various color tubes, tissues samples (spleen and lymph nodes), and buccal swabs.

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• Relevant laboratory experience and/or a degree in life science or related course.
• Experience working in a clinical laboratory setting.
• Experience in ordering and maintaining supplies and equipment, and keeping inventory records.

• Graduation from college with a major in an applicable natural science; or two years of college courses in the natural sciences plus two years of applicable experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Accurate and be able to process multiple samples without switches.
• Be able to work with computers.
• Must be effective as a member of a team.
• Proven record of being reliable and be able to multitask.
• Must be able to work independently with minimum supervision.
• Tidy and orderly.