Senior laboratory specialist vs medical technologist, generalist

Differences between senior laboratory specialist and medical technologist, generalist duties and responsibilities

Senior laboratory specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage supply inventory and maintain cleanliness.
• Experience as an ISO train auditor.
• Maintain, calibrate, and troubleshot GC equipment in the polymerization methods.
• Assist in monitoring and controlling the requirements of ISO 17025 and ISO 9001:2000.
• Develop and validate HPLC methods to quantify the aerosolized drugs and their degradation products.
• Execute and analyze tests in various areas including hematology, chemistry, immunology, histology and bacteriology culture analysis.
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Medical technologist, generalist example responsibilities.

• Manage data process flow to ensure employee timekeeping, attendance and payroll objectives are effectively and efficiently maintain.
• Perform specimen processing and testing, phlebotomy, analyzer maintenance, proficiency testing etc.
• Perform, instruct and delegate medical technologist generalist testing in chemistry, hematology, blood bank and microbiology.
• Process and analyze specimens in all areas of the lab including chemistry, hematology, coagulation, urinalysis and microbiology.
• Work with a team of Maya artists and composers to produce various commercials from different companies.
• Input salary changes, update direct deposit information and withholding allowance certificates into the HRIS system.
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