Jobs at Laboratory Medicine Consultants, Ltd.

The Scientist II, Manufacturing Sciences role supports the Manufacturing Sciences team in ensuring consistent production of therapeutic and diagnostic products. Key responsibilities include process optimization, technology transfer, and continuous improvement initiatives while collaborating with cross-functional groups to resolve technical challenges and maintain cGMP compliance. The position offers the appeal of contributing to global health solutions and working at the intersection of research and production within a dynamic environment. The role is based in a laboratory and office setting with first shift hours, requiring occasional off-hours support and adherence to cleanroom protocols.

This full-time Clinical Assistant role supports the Primary Care team at Monument Health in Rapid City, South Dakota. The position involves preparing examination rooms, performing patient rooming procedures such as taking vital signs, and assisting with point-of-care laboratory testing. Additional duties include maintaining accurate patient records, managing supply inventory, and potentially supporting limited x-ray exams. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative culture rooted in compassion and teamwork, offering opportunities for professional growth, tuition assistance, and flexible scheduling. A supportive work environment with comprehensive benefits is provided for this on-site position requiring Basic Life Support certification.

The Materials Specialist role is a hands-on technical position based in Costa Mesa, California, focused on designing and testing rubber and polymer formulations for aerospace, defense, and medical industries. Key responsibilities include developing new material compounds, executing laboratory and field test plans to validate performance, and collaborating directly with customers and suppliers to scope projects and optimize product reliability. This position appeals to independent contributors who enjoy executing their own lab work and driving development projects within a small, collaborative team. The company offers a supportive culture with opportunities for career growth in a rapidly expanding organization, along with comprehensive benefits and a work arrangement that includes up to 20 percent travel for customer and supplier engagements.

The Materials and Test Technician role supports the Non-Metallic Materials and Space Environmental Effects Team within Amentum's Space Exploration Division. The position involves performing mechanical, thermal, and chemical testing on polymers, composites, and elastomers, as well as assembling and operating precision test equipment and laboratory fixtures. Key duties include specimen preparation, polymer processing, data acquisition using LabVIEW, and maintaining strict safety and documentation standards. The role offers a dynamic work environment with a mission to advance space exploration from the Moon to Mars. Employees benefit from a collaborative culture that prioritizes professional growth through mentoring and education reimbursement, alongside a comprehensive benefits package. The position requires on-site work at MSFC facilities with a schedule of four 10-hour shifts per week.

This onsite Physician Assistant role is based at Fortrea's Phase I site in Dallas, Texas, supporting clinical trials within the Clinical Pharmacology department. The position involves performing physical examinations and medical histories, serving as a sub-investigator, and acting as a technical advisor to clinical teams. Key responsibilities include ensuring compliance with FDA and GCP regulations, overseeing quality systems, and providing training to staff. The role offers an opportunity to expand leadership skills in a collaborative environment focused on advancing clinical research. While the position requires occasional travel and adherence to safety protocols in a laboratory setting, it provides access to comprehensive benefits and a mission-driven culture dedicated to medical innovation.

This Registered Dietitian role within the Healthcare & Medical Services team supports patients across various clinical settings by applying evidence-based nutrition principles. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive nutrition assessments, developing individualized care plans for acute and chronic conditions, and providing medical nutrition therapy through one-on-one counseling and group education. The position also involves collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, documenting patient progress in electronic health records, and participating in menu planning and quality improvement initiatives. The opportunity is appealing due to the organization's inclusive culture that values continuous learning, professional growth, and innovation. Employees are encouraged to stay current with emerging research, mentor colleagues, and contribute to wellness initiatives in a forward-thinking environment that prioritizes patient-centered care and teamwork.

This full-time Cardiac Sonographer role supports the Heart Station team at UTMC by performing non-invasive cardiac diagnostic tests on adolescent and adult patients. Key responsibilities include conducting M-mode, 2D, and 3D echocardiograms, utilizing Doppler and Colorflow imaging, assisting with transesophageal procedures, and managing stress exercise echocardiograms. The position requires maintaining digital systems and adhering to strict patient safety and infection control protocols. The role offers a collaborative healthcare environment focused on quality care and professional growth within a tobacco-free campus. The schedule involves rotating shifts with on-call availability, requiring the ability to respond to calls within one hour.

This full-time role serves as a Fisheries Field Operations Coordinator within the Southeast Fisheries Science Center, supporting sustainable harvesting research and environmental compliance. The position involves coordinating field research activities, collecting biological data, and performing statistical analyses to produce scientific reports and publications. Key responsibilities include training commercial fishers on gear best practices, managing database development, and participating in domestic and international outreach missions. The role offers the opportunity to contribute directly to NOAA's mission of sustainable fisheries management while engaging with diverse stakeholders and government agencies. Candidates will work from the Pascagoula, Mississippi laboratory with approximately 25 to 35 percent travel required for field operations and scientific meetings.

This adjunct instructor role at Houston City College focuses on delivering Human Services Technology curriculum to a diverse student body. The position involves teaching courses in chemical dependency and clinical counseling, developing syllabi, and utilizing innovative instructional methods to support varied learning styles. Key responsibilities include academic advising, maintaining student records, and participating in departmental committees and community outreach. The role appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to a large, accredited community college system with a mission of workforce training and lifelong learning. It offers the opportunity to teach at multiple city locations and engage with a dynamic team dedicated to student success and professional growth.

This post-doctoral research associate role is based at the Rich Lab within the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, focusing on brain tumor studies and cancer stem cell biology. The position involves conducting basic and translational research to identify novel therapeutic paradigms, utilizing techniques such as cell culture, molecular biology, and bioinformatics to analyze patient-derived tissues. Key responsibilities include testing cancer biology hypotheses, applying novel biomarkers to clinical trials, and investigating tumor microenvironment interactions. The role offers significant appeal through opportunities for professional growth into leadership positions, collaboration with oncologists at nearby hospitals, and partnerships with scientists at Harvard Medical School.

This RF Test Engineering Intern role supports the development and automation of test systems for spacecraft communication hardware within a multidisciplinary engineering team. Key responsibilities include creating automated test scripts using Python, operating RF lab equipment like vector network analyzers, and assisting with hardware bring-up and validation from prototype to production. The position offers a unique opportunity to combine RF engineering fundamentals with software automation in a fast-paced environment. It is an on-site opportunity located in Redondo Beach, California, ideal for students pursuing degrees in electrical engineering or related fields who wish to gain hands-on experience with space technology and cross-functional collaboration.

The Organ Preservationist role supports abdominal and thoracic transplant services by managing organ recovery and preservation across multiple hospital locations. Key responsibilities include evaluating donor medical suitability, performing aseptic organ preservation procedures in operating rooms, and traveling to donor sites via aircraft or ground transport for recovery missions. The position requires maintaining sterile techniques, managing medical inventory, and completing detailed documentation in compliance with OPTN policies. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven career in life-saving transplantation, offering the chance to work within a collaborative clinical team while developing specialized expertise in organ procurement. The role involves variable shifts, on-call availability, and frequent travel to various medical facilities.

The Inventory Control Specialist role within Republic Services focuses on managing hazardous waste inventory and coordinating compliant shipments for a leading environmental services team. Key responsibilities include tracking waste shipments, maintaining accurate on-site inventory records, generating shipping manifests, and analyzing data to ensure regulatory compliance and operational efficiency. The position offers the appeal of working for an industry leader committed to sustainability and circular economy initiatives, providing a stable environment with a strong culture of safety and environmental responsibility. The role requires on-site presence at a treatment facility and involves collaboration with operations and transport partners to resolve discrepancies and manage waste logistics.

This full-time Clinical Assistant role supports the Primary Care team at Monument Health in Rapid City, South Dakota. The position involves preparing examination rooms, performing patient rooming procedures including vital signs, and assisting with point-of-care laboratory testing. Additional duties include maintaining accurate patient documentation, managing supply inventory, and potentially supporting limited x-ray exams. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that emphasizes teamwork and compassion, along with opportunities for professional growth, tuition assistance, and flexible scheduling. The position requires a Basic Life Support certification and offers a collaborative environment where employees can make a daily difference in patient care.

This full-time day shift Medical Assistant role supports patient care and administrative operations within a primary care team under physician direction. Key responsibilities include preparing and administering medications and immunizations, managing patient records and billing, performing vital signs, and serving as a receptionist for check-ins and scheduling. The position offers the opportunity to work in a collaborative environment with flexible scheduling across multiple primary care centers. Fluency in English and Spanish is highly valued, and the role appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic clinical setting where they can utilize their medical training and patient management skills to deliver high-quality service.

The Material Handler role supports the manufacturing team by managing material flow for molding operations. Key responsibilities include reviewing production schedules, preparing materials according to established procedures, and recording transactions within the ERP system. The position also involves receiving and testing incoming components while collaborating with quality and engineering departments. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a structured environment with opportunities for technical skill development and professional growth. The role is based on-site for the first shift and requires the ability to lift 40 pounds frequently.

This postdoctoral role within the Alabama Water Institute supports collaborative research between the U.S. Geological Survey and the University of Alabama to study water, soil, and sediment dynamics. The position involves conducting advanced experiments using recirculating flumes and velocity measurement systems, alongside developing numerical models to analyze hydrologic processes. Key responsibilities include collecting and processing complex environmental datasets, preparing technical manuscripts, and contributing to national water monitoring programs. The opportunity is appealing for its access to a national hub for hydrologic instrumentation, the chance to work alongside USGS scientists and faculty, and the professional development gained through seminars and workshops. The role is based on-site at the Hydrologic Instrumentation Facility with a standard Monday through Friday schedule.

This full-time Departmental Manager 2 role oversees daily operations within the Data and Specimen Handling Central Receiving unit at the Bureau of Laboratories. The position manages nonprofessional staff while ensuring strict compliance with bio-safety and chemical safety regulations for handling clinical specimens. Key responsibilities include coordinating timely specimen distribution, managing records retention and disposal, preparing statistical reports, and serving as a liaison with external agencies for federal directives. The role offers the opportunity to contribute to a mission-driven public health environment that promotes community safety and stability. Candidates will work on-site in Lansing, Michigan, within a diverse and inclusive culture committed to dignity and respect for all employees.

This Structural/Mechanical Design Engineer role supports NASA's Space Reactor-1 Freedom project, contributing to future Mars exploration missions. The position involves developing Creo CAD models, creating detailed fabrication drawings, and applying structural analysis to fluid systems within an integrated product team. Key responsibilities include collaborating with NASA civil servants and contractors, ensuring manufacturability of flight hardware, and meeting aggressive delivery schedules. The role appeals to engineers seeking to work on transformative space missions within a culture that prioritizes professional growth through mentoring and education reimbursement. The position is based in an office and laboratory environment with minimal domestic travel and requires U.S. citizenship.

This onsite Software Engineer II role within the Connected Aviation Air Traffic Solutions department focuses on developing and maintaining Interactive Electronic Technical Manuals for critical air traffic control systems. The position involves designing, integrating, and testing IETM solutions while collaborating with a large team of engineers supporting global aviation safety. Key responsibilities include enhancing COTS software and interactive courseware, presenting technical details to customers, and managing configuration documentation in a laboratory environment. The role offers the opportunity to master advanced development tools and processes while working on high-impact projects for the FAA and Department of Defense. Candidates will benefit from a collaborative culture that encourages innovation and professional growth through exposure to leading-edge engineering disciplines.

This full-time Medical Assistant role is based in Rapid City, South Dakota, within the ambulatory clinic setting at Monument Health. The position involves preparing examination areas, rooming patients, and collecting vital signs and health data. Key responsibilities include administering medications and immunizations, performing EKGs and laboratory tests, and maintaining accurate patient records, often serving as a provider scribe. The role appeals to candidates seeking a supportive culture rooted in teamwork and compassion, offering opportunities for professional growth, tuition assistance, and flexible scheduling. The position requires a high school diploma or equivalent, graduation from an accredited medical assistant program, and relevant certifications.

This full-time Criminal Justice Career and Technical Education role is based at a high school and focuses on delivering applied, real-world instruction to prepare students for public safety careers. The teacher designs and implements curriculum aligned with state standards, covering topics such as law enforcement and legal systems while supervising students in a laboratory setting. Key responsibilities include mentoring student development, fostering a safe and inclusive classroom environment, and collaborating with industry partners to enhance program offerings. The position appeals to current or retired law enforcement professionals seeking to transition into education, offering the opportunity to shape the next generation of public safety workers through hands-on learning. The role requires a bachelor's degree and eligibility for state CTE certification.