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Clinical Laboratory Scientist II

 Clinical Laboratory Scientist II  (multiple shifts; multiple departments)

Job Summary

Reports to Operations Supervisor, Laboratory Supervisor or Laboratory Manager. Under minimal supervision incumbent(s) will consistently and accurately perform either a greater number or more varied amount of complex or difficult tasks and assignments than the work performed by a Clinical Laboratory Scientist I. This is considered a senior position and is the highest level in a two level job family

 

Job Requirements

 

 

The Clinical Laboratory Scientist II will have demonstrated a consistently high level of proficiency and performance in laboratory sciences, in addition, incumbent must have:

1. A Bachelors of Science degree in medical technology or biological sciences from an accredited college or university.

2. A current California state Clinical Laboratory Scientist license to perform laboratory testing.

3. Demonstrated, by means of performance, advanced level of proficiency in all the above accountabilities plus at least 6 months of direct experience.

4. Demonstrated proficiency in computer skills such as EXCEL spread sheets, word processing, statistical analysis, and laboratory information system.

5. Demonstrated higher level of performance and accuracy in clinical testing, reporting and results than what is expected of a Clinical Laboratory Scientist I.

6. ASCP QCYM, is familiar with the operation of both BD and Coulter, with at least 4 or more years progressive flow experience in a high volume clinical lab setting. Can setup, run, interpret and report all assays in the department. In addition troubleshoot the instrumentation and provide instruction to newer employees. CLS II can perform and write up a complete assay validation in compliance with CLIA and NCCLS. Can oversee bench operations responsibility, inventory, QC, PM of a dedicated section/assay group.
 

[All requirements are subject to possible modifications to reasonably accommodate individuals with disabilities. All duties and requirements are essential job functions.]

Instrumentation and Assays

6 Coulter XLs and 2 BD FACScans. May be getting a FACS Aria later on this year.

 

Assay performed in the department are:  

4 color leukemias/lymphomas (CD45 gating), both surface marking and intracellular marking.   We have a high volume process, requiring multi-tasking, abnormal morphology, on and offline analysis (we use Expo software). Ability to correlate morphology and histograms and ability to identify small abnormal populations on flow.  

4 color HIV panels. We have a high volume process using Coulter Tetra One reagents and software. It is automated and interfaced to our LIS.  

2 color HLA B27 (BD FACScan with autoloader)

Anti-platelet antibody assay. Home brew method high volume. 

Anti-neutrophil antibody.

red cell CD55/CD59 assay for PNH

Oxidative burst

DNA Histograms paraffin blocks and blood and bone marrow. BD FACScan using Modfit analysis software.  

We also perform HPLC hemoglobinopathy evaluation and interpretation, IEF, HLA B27 and Narcolepsy by PCR.