The Technologist for the Microbiology department within the Clinical Laboratory is responsible for performing clinical tests, staff training, and ensuring safety standards.
Responsibilities
perform clinical tests independently according to the standard operating procedures and ensure quality of results
participate in staff training, according to laboratory guidelines and also participate in educational opportunities
assist supervisor in the implementation of the safety standards according to Laboratory Safety Guidelines
Identify and communicate abnormal patient conditions by alerting supervisory personnel, the pathologist, the physician, or nurse.
Provide athletic training services to Lindenwood University intercollegiate athletic programs, supervise students, and manage medical records and injury prevention.
Responsibilities
Assists with the overall administration of the athletic training program
Evaluates, treats, and rehabs athletic injuries and instructs athletes on injury prevention
Maintains accurate medical records and appropriate communication with the sports medicine team and physicians
Provides practice and game coverage
Conducts pre-participation evaluations
Requirements
Master’s degree
Certification by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Board of Certification (BOC)
Licensed or eligible for licensure as an Athletic Trainer in Missouri
A hands-on scientist who drives the day-to-day execution of local testing and other in vitro diagnostic operations supporting clinical trials under Precision Medicine leadership.
Compensation
The salary range estimated for this position based in New Jersey is $82,000.00–$87,000.00.
Responsibilities
Serves as primary or back-up reviewer for local test assessments supporting clinical trial eligibility, evaluating local laboratory assays.
Owns operational workflows for local testing, including laboratory onboarding documentation, approval tracking, and timely communication of decisions.
Leads concordance monitoring between local and central test results and performs data reconciliation across clinical, central laboratory and diagnostic partner datasets.
Acts as the Precision Medicine point of contact for biospecimen planning on assigned programs.
Coordinates operational activities with external diagnostic partners and testing laboratories.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent formal academic qualification in a relevant scientific or technical discipline, such as Biology, Chemistry, or other related scientific fields.
A hands-on scientist driving the day-to-day execution of local testing and in vitro diagnostic operations supporting clinical trials, owning key operational workstreams like test assessment and diagnostic partner coordination.
Compensation
The hourly pay range estimated for this position based in New Jersey is $33.17–$35.58.
Responsibilities
Serve as primary or back-up reviewer for local test assessments supporting clinical trial eligibility
Evaluate local laboratory assays (e.g., platform, adherence to assay’s instructions for use, validation status, scoring and cut-off) against protocol
Own operational workflows for local testing, including laboratory onboarding documentation and approval tracking
Lead concordance monitoring between local and central test results and perform data reconciliation
Act as the Precision Medicine point of contact for biospecimen planning on assigned programs
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent formal academic qualification in a relevant scientific or technical discipline such as Biology, Chemistry, or other related scientific fields
Seeking detail-oriented Medical Laboratory Technologists to perform clinical testing, quality control, and analyzer maintenance to ensure accurate and timely patient results across laboratory disciplines.
Responsibilities
Perform clinical testing and release accurate patient results in accordance with established protocols.
Operate, calibrate, maintain, and troubleshoot laboratory analyzers and equipment.
Conduct and monitor quality control procedures; investigate and resolve discrepancies.
Validate new reagent lots and support implementation of new methods and instrumentation.
Utilize laboratory information systems for specimen processing, test management, and result reporting.
Requirements
Registration through CAMLPR pathways
certification with CSMLS
Nice to have: Recent experience in the relevant laboratory discipline
Perform clinical testing, quality control, and analyzer maintenance in a microbiology laboratory.
Compensation
LifeLabs’ compensation programs are commensurate based on the role, skill, effort, responsibility and working conditions, irrespective of gender, race, ethnicity, beliefs, age or any other personal characteristics. Pay programs are communicated regularly in an accessible and transparent manner.
Responsibilities
Perform clinical testing and release accurate patient results in accordance with established protocols.
Operate, calibrate, maintain, and troubleshoot laboratory analyzers and equipment.
Conduct and monitor quality control procedures; investigate and resolve discrepancies.
Validate new reagent lots and support implementation of new methods and instrumentation.
Utilize laboratory information systems for specimen processing, test management, and result reporting.
Requirements
Registration through CAMLPR pathways or certification with CSMLS
Nice to have: recent experience in the relevant laboratory discipline
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