Specimen Handling Jobs

This Nurse Assistant role supports the Healthcare & Medical Services team at Manchester Memorial Hospital by delivering essential direct patient care. Key responsibilities include measuring and recording vital signs, assisting with hygiene and mobility, collecting specimens, and maintaining accurate patient documentation. The position emphasizes infection control, safety protocols, and providing emotional support to patients and families. The role appeals to those seeking a supportive, community-oriented environment with opportunities for professional growth and meaningful impact on patient health outcomes. A Certified Nursing Assistant credential is preferred, and the position requires Basic Life Support certification.

This Nurse Assistant role supports the Healthcare & Medical Services team at Manchester Memorial Hospital within the Eastern Connecticut Health Network. The position involves providing direct patient care such as bathing, feeding, and mobility assistance, while measuring and recording vital signs and reporting changes to licensed nursing staff. Key responsibilities also include assisting with patient admissions, specimen collection, and maintaining infection control protocols. The role appeals to candidates seeking a supportive, community-oriented environment with opportunities for professional growth and meaningful impact on patient health outcomes. A collaborative interdisciplinary culture is emphasized, and the position requires BLS certification with CNA certification preferred or obtainable shortly after hire.

This full-time mobile phlebotomist role supports Geisinger Medical Laboratories by collecting blood and human specimens across clinical and non-clinical settings, including acute care, clinics, and field locations. The position operates on night shifts and requires travel to various sites using a company vehicle. Key responsibilities include performing venipunctures and skin punctures, ensuring accurate patient identification and specimen processing, managing inventory, and mentoring new staff or students. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative culture rooted in kindness and excellence, with opportunities for professional growth through certification pathways and tuition reimbursement. The position offers comprehensive benefits starting on day one, including health coverage, retirement contributions, and paid time off, within a mission-driven healthcare environment.

This temporary, part-time Clinical Associate role supports the Children's Hospital Resource Pool at West Virginia University Hospitals. The position involves providing direct and indirect patient care under the supervision of registered nurses, including assisting with activities of daily living, transporting patients and specimens, and performing routine clinical tasks such as vital signs monitoring and glucose testing. Key responsibilities also include maintaining a safe environment, supporting respiratory care, and communicating patient changes to the nursing team. The role offers an opportunity to gain valuable hands-on experience in a pediatric setting while working with a dedicated healthcare team. Shifts vary between day and night rotations, with a schedule of 24 hours per week.

This full-time Certified Medical Assistant role supports team-based patient care within an outpatient clinic under the direction of a provider. The position combines clinical and administrative duties, including collecting patient data, performing routine procedures and screenings, administering medications, and managing exam room supplies. Additional responsibilities involve scheduling appointments, handling patient communications, and maintaining accurate electronic medical records. The role is ideal for individuals seeking to contribute to a collaborative healthcare environment while ensuring safe and efficient clinic operations. Candidates must hold current medical assistant certification and BLS certification, with no prior experience required as comprehensive training is provided.

This per diem Laboratory Assistant role serves as a primary support system within the pre-analytics department, focusing on the collection and processing of patient specimens. Key responsibilities include obtaining blood samples via venipuncture, screening specimens for acceptability, and managing the transport and distribution of samples to various hospital units. The position also involves handling clerical duties such as responding to inquiries about lab results and maintaining professional communication with patients and staff. The role offers a flexible per diem schedule with rotating shifts, providing an opportunity to work in a collaborative acute care environment while utilizing phlebotomy skills and contributing to quality improvement initiatives.

This part-time inpatient phlebotomist role supports high-acuity patient populations within an acute care hospital setting. The position involves collecting blood specimens through various techniques, performing EKGs, and ensuring specimen integrity while collaborating with nursing and clinical teams. Key responsibilities include verifying test requisitions, responding to emergency codes and traumas, and prioritizing workloads across multiple units. The role appeals to candidates seeking dynamic clinical experience in a fast-paced environment where they can directly impact patient diagnostics and care continuity. The position operates on variable shifts including weekends and after-hours, requiring adaptability to urgent patient needs and on-call availability.

The DSRD Necropsy and Histology Technician role supports the Research and Development team in ensuring the safety and efficacy of pharmaceutical products through rigorous laboratory analysis. Key responsibilities include performing routine necropsy and histology procedures on rodent and non-rodent species, maintaining strict compliance with Good Laboratory Practice and regulatory standards, and managing specimen traceability and equipment maintenance. The position appeals to candidates seeking to directly impact patient health within a flexible, innovative, and customer-oriented quality culture. This on-premise role requires the ability to work independently on complex projects while collaborating with pathologists and team members, with occasional weekend or holiday shifts.

This full-time Clinical Laboratory Scientist role operates on the night shift at Adventist Health Mendocino County, a 25-bed critical access hospital situated in a scenic coastal region. The position involves prioritizing and performing diverse clinical tests on biological specimens, including chemistry, hematology, and microbiology, while ensuring strict adherence to quality assurance and patient confidentiality protocols. Key responsibilities include evaluating test validity, troubleshooting instrumentation, maintaining laboratory supplies, and supervising trainees and clerks. The role appeals to professionals seeking a small-town atmosphere with access to unique outdoor activities like whale watching and hiking. Candidates will join a team dedicated to community health in a setting that blends professional medical practice with a rich natural environment.

This full-time day shift role serves as a Senior Clinical Laboratory Scientist within a 25-bed critical access hospital in Mendocino County. The position involves prioritizing and performing diverse clinical tests on biological specimens, reviewing results for accuracy, and ensuring strict adherence to safety and confidentiality protocols. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting laboratory instrumentation, managing inventory, and serving as a technical mentor to trainees and laboratory staff. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work in a scenic coastal environment with access to outdoor activities, while contributing to a faith-based nonprofit mission focused on community health. The position requires a valid state license and a bachelor's degree in a related field.

This full-time Senior Clinical Laboratory Scientist role is based at a 25-bed critical access hospital in Fort Bragg, California, offering a unique blend of coastal living and community healthcare. The position involves prioritizing and performing diverse clinical tests on biological specimens, reviewing results for accuracy, and ensuring strict adherence to safety and confidentiality protocols. Key responsibilities include serving as a technical consultant and mentor to laboratory staff, managing equipment maintenance, and overseeing inventory and quality control processes. The role appeals to professionals seeking a supportive, faith-based environment with a focus on wholeness and hope, set against a backdrop of natural beauty and outdoor recreation. The position operates on a day shift schedule within a collaborative team dedicated to serving rural and coastal communities.

This full-time day shift role serves as a Senior Clinical Laboratory Scientist within a 25-bed critical access hospital in a scenic coastal region of California. The position involves prioritizing and performing diverse clinical tests on biological specimens, reviewing results for accuracy, and ensuring strict adherence to safety and confidentiality protocols. Key responsibilities include mentoring laboratory staff, maintaining equipment, managing inventory, and serving as a technical consultant to the medical director. The role appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative environment in a small-town setting known for its natural beauty and outdoor lifestyle. The position offers the opportunity to contribute to a faith-based nonprofit mission while working with a supportive team dedicated to community health.

This full-time day shift role serves as a Senior Clinical Laboratory Scientist within a 25-bed critical access hospital in a scenic coastal region of California. The position involves prioritizing and performing diverse clinical tests on biological specimens, reviewing results for accuracy, and ensuring strict adherence to safety and confidentiality protocols. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting laboratory instrumentation, managing inventory, and serving as a technical mentor to trainees and junior staff. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work in a faith-based nonprofit environment that values community health, offering a unique blend of professional growth and a small-town atmosphere surrounded by natural beauty.

The System Integration Specialist role operates within Abbott's diagnostics division at locations in Sunnyvale, CA, or Irving, TX. The position focuses on developing and executing verification and validation protocols for hardware, software, and assay systems while analyzing data to create comprehensive summaries. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting instrument issues, managing customer complaints, and performing moderate repairs on parts and subassemblies. The role appeals to candidates seeking career growth within a globally recognized healthcare leader known for its commitment to diversity and employee well-being. Opportunities include access to extensive benefits, tuition reimbursement, and a collaborative environment that values professional development. The position requires occasional travel and involves working in a clinical laboratory setting with a focus on quality system implementation.

This full-time Medical Technologist 2 role within the University of Miami UHealth Labs Transition focuses on performing microbiological, molecular, and immunological tests to support disease diagnosis and treatment. Key responsibilities include verifying specimen identification, analyzing and interpreting test results, calibrating laboratory equipment, and assisting with staff training and quality control procedures. The position offers the appeal of working within South Florida's only university-based health system, providing access to leading-edge patient care, groundbreaking research, and a collaborative academic environment. The role requires a Bachelor's degree, two years of experience, and a valid Florida Medical Technologist license.

This full-time Medical Assistant role supports Every Child Pediatrics, a non-profit dedicated to improving child health across Colorado. The position involves assisting physicians with pediatric examinations and treatments, preparing treatment rooms, and recording patient histories and vital signs. Key responsibilities include conducting basic laboratory tests, administering medications, managing appointment scheduling, and educating families on care plans. The role appeals to compassionate individuals seeking to make a direct impact in a fast-paced, mission-driven environment focused on primary care, mental health, and nutrition. The organization offers a supportive culture with medical and dental benefits, and requires BLS certification with CCMA certification preferred.

This full-time outpatient phlebotomist role at Williamson Health involves collecting blood samples and processing laboratory tests for patients across various locations including clinics, nursing homes, and hospital sites. Key responsibilities include performing venipuncture for diverse patient groups, accurately labeling specimens, managing electronic medical records, and driving courier vehicles to off-site facilities. The position appeals to candidates seeking a supportive environment rooted in compassionate care, offering opportunities for professional growth, tuition reimbursement, and a comprehensive benefits package. The role requires flexibility to work weekday shifts with occasional Saturday coverage and involves both on-site and travel-based duties within the Williamson County community.

This Lead Clinical Research Coordinator role at ProPharma involves managing and coordinating daily activities for Phase II-III industry-sponsored clinical trials from initiation to close-out. The position requires ensuring protocol compliance, data integrity, and participant safety while handling vendor management, subject recruitment, adverse event reporting, and regulatory documentation. Key responsibilities include performing clinical procedures like phlebotomy, leading monitoring visits, and collaborating with investigators and sponsors to optimize study operations. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work with a diverse team in a culture that values innovation, diversity, and authentic collaboration. While the position requires residency in New York City, it offers a hybrid work arrangement that balances remote flexibility with in-person office collaboration.

The Phlebotomist I role is based in Dearborn, Michigan, supporting a laboratory team with a schedule spanning Monday through Friday evenings and rotational weekends. Key responsibilities include collecting patient specimens for various screenings, verifying test orders using lab technology systems, and processing samples through labeling and preparation for transport. The position also involves administrative duties such as data entry, inventory management, and maintaining compliance logs. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a supportive environment with comprehensive benefits including health coverage, financial planning tools, and career advancement pathways. The role offers a structured work arrangement with potential shift differentials and emphasizes a culture focused on employee well-being and professional development.

The Client Services Associate role supports the Customer Experience group at BioTheranostics, a subsidiary of Hologic, Inc., within the San Diego office. The position manages the complete order workflow for oncology testing accounts using Salesforce, including processing orders, resolving specimen issues, and expediting turnaround times with pathology labs. Key responsibilities involve monitoring dashboards for workload management, handling physician callback requests, maintaining portal accounts, and responding to incoming calls and emails. This onsite role offers the appeal of contributing directly to patient care through clinical excellence and innovation. The position is part of a collaborative culture driven by a mission to enable healthier lives, providing opportunities to work in a fast-paced environment focused on high-value solutions for healthcare providers.

This full-time Clinical Laboratory Scientist role is based in Port Clinton, Ohio, within a permanent position at a healthcare facility. The position involves performing diverse laboratory tests across chemistry, hematology, and microbiology, while managing specimen collection, instrument maintenance, and data analysis to support accurate patient diagnoses. Key responsibilities include ensuring strict adherence to quality control protocols, maintaining detailed records, and collaborating closely with healthcare teams. The role appeals to professionals seeking a supportive and collaborative work environment with opportunities for professional development and continuing education. Candidates will work a standard 40-hour week on-site, utilizing their expertise in laboratory techniques and patient-centered care to contribute to high-quality medical outcomes.

This role combines Phlebotomist and Medical Assistant duties within Life Line Screening's community healthcare team, supporting preventive health screenings and clinical research recruitment. The position involves performing venipuncture and finger-sticks, preparing and labeling blood samples, and operating centrifuges according to clinical protocols. Additional responsibilities include conducting various health screenings such as Ankle Brachial Index and AFIB checks, managing patient records, and ensuring proper sanitation and specimen shipping. The role appeals to candidates seeking variety and impact, offering daily travel to different locations and the opportunity to help millions of patients. It features a stable work environment with no holidays or Sundays, flexible overtime options, and a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance and retirement matching available after a short waiting period.