domingo, 17 de noviembre de 2019

oferta de trabajo Medical Technologist I job offer



Job Overview:Covance is hiring a Histotech to join their global team in Los Angeles, CA!
If you have a HT or HTL and ASCP Certification along with 2 plus years of experience using autostainers to perform routine IHC staining with preferred experience validating nad optimizing IHC assays, this is a great way to grow your career and work with top talent in your field with an industry leader!
The Histotechnologist is accountable for the histology handling/storing of irreplaceable clinical trial specimens. The Histotechnologist supports the various teams of the Specimen Management Center and is a liaison between Specimen Management and others departments. The Histotechnologist will actively liaise with the CCLS project management team, Investigator Support Team and client to resolve and clarify questions and/ or issues related to management and preparation of the histology samples.
Specific department duties as set forth in the task list and/or department training checklists including but not limited to:
  • Utilize knowledge and experience with histology samples to maintain proper storage conditions and facilitate accessioning of blocks and slides (stained and unstained).
  • Routine decalcification, processing, embedding, microtomy and re-embedding of human tissue specimens from patients enrolled in clinical trials.
  • Perform Immunohistochemistry testing according to protocols and SOPs.
  • Perform slide scanning as required and according to protocols.
  • Ensure that Special Handling specimens are picked up from the appropriate area, sorted, accessioned, pre-scanned and registered into the appropriate temperature bins in a timely fashion.
  • Generation and application of specialized labels to include aliquot and/or mini labels with client specific elements.
  • General duties including but not limited to:
  • Resolve pendings. Retrieve and check specimens against pending list. Document specimen discrepancies. Notify laboratory management when specimen discrepancies are not resolved.
  • Prepare workstation, instrumentation and maintenance on instruments and/or equipment daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and annually. Ability to adequately maintain accurate records and both adhere to Standard Operating Procedures:
  • Calibrate instruments, verification of temperature, and logging of data as required.
  • Ensure that maintenance is performed and documented according to SOP.
  • Perform basic instrument and/or equipment troubleshooting.
  • Document corrective actions for unusual occurrences.
  • Notify management when an instrument and/or equipment does not meet specifications.
  • Ability to use different application software.
  • Document quality control results.
  • Perform proficiency testing survey as patient specimens.
  • Reagents, material and supplies monitoring:
  • Order, receive, open and place in service all reagents/material according to SOPs.
  • Document implementation of new reagents/material according to SOPs.
  • Perform lot-to-lot comparison according to SOPS.
  • Perform inventory and checks of reagents/material.
  • Adheres to all company policies and procedures and performs all departmental and interdepartmental SOPs as written.
  • Adheres to safety and occupational health policies and standards.
  • Training
  • Individual is responsible for maintaining his/her complete up-to-date training file, and is accountable for correcting any deficiencies found in his/her training file.
  • Individual is responsible for ensuring he/she is trained and training is documented prior to perform a task.
  • Individual successfully completes, as scheduled, competency assessment, and ensures competency testing documentation is provided to management for review.
  • May assist in training of new employees and follow-up to ensure training is understood.
  • Generates an appropriate audit trail of all activities and maintains own training file and required documentation.
Education/Qualifications:Individual must qualify as testing personnel under the following CLIA 1988 and New York State Department of Health requirements:
Bachelors degree from a regionally accredited college/university with a combination of 30 semester hours (45 quarter hours) of biology and chemistry AND successful completion of a NAACLS accredited Histotechnician or Histotechnology program within the last 5 years
OR
Bachelors degree from a regionally accredited college/university with a combination of 30 semester hours(45 quarter hours) of biology and chemistry AND one year full time acceptable experience in histopathology laboratory in the U. S., Canada, or a CAP/(JCAHO) accredited laboratory within the last ten years. This year of experience must be under the supervision of a pathologist or an appropriately board certified medical scientist.
OR
60 semester hours from an accredited institution that include the following:
1) 12 semester hours of biology courses, which are pertinent to the medical sciences
2) 12 semester hours of chemistry (at least 6 semester hours of Inorganic Chemistry)
One year documented laboratory training or experience in histopathology or an accredited laboratory within the last ten years
OR
Associates degree from a regionally accredited college/university with a combination of 12 semester hours in biology and chemistry
One year documented laboratory training or experience in histopathology or an accredited laboratory within the last ten years
OR
High School diploma with at least 6 years of histopathology experience and possesses the ASCP HT certification.
Experience:
1 year previous experience in histology laboratory setting unless HS educated with ASCP certification (must have 6 years histology experience).
Able to work in a team as well as independently
Dynamic attitude and ability to work under pressure
Ability to take up challenges
Strong detail orientation
Strong verbal and written communication and organizational skills
Ability to use several software packages i.e., Word, Excel, Visio
Ability to adequately maintain accurate records and both adhere to and author Standard Operating Procedures.
Able to troubleshoot problems with automated histological equipment.
Requires theoretical and practical knowledge of histology and processing of human tissue specimens, including handling and storage of histology samples.
Candidate must have the knowledge of molecular histology and techniques, including immunohistochemistry.
Candidate must be familiar with labeling and accessioning procedures and tracking of paraffin tissue blocks and slides.

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