Toxicology Lab Technologist - Dayton, United States - Ajulia Executive Search

Description

2nd Shift (3pm 11:30pm) & 3rd Shift (11:00pm-7:30am)

Are you looking to make a career change to a rapidly growing, stable, innovative cutting-edge creative company? This exciting opportunity as a Toxicology Lab Technologist offers a competitive salary plus an excellent benefits package including medical insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance, paid PTO, tuition reimbursement, tuition assistance etc. Does this position match your future career goals? Then this Toxicology Lab Technologist opportunity could be the right fit for you.

Responsibilities

• Perform and Record Maintenance: Regularly maintain, calibrate, and perform quality control on all testing equipment and reagents.
• Sample Preparation: Evaluate specimen suitability and label samples accurately for pre, post, and analytical processes.
• Accurate Testing: Conduct tests following established procedures, considering patient history when reviewing results.
• Troubleshooting and Consultation: Recognize unexpected lab values, troubleshoot issues, and consult with pathologists or caregivers.
• Results Reporting: Report results promptly, prioritize workload, and notify caregivers of critical values as needed.
• Instrument Management: Troubleshoot instrument and analyzer problems, document solutions, and ensure smooth hand-offs between shifts.
• Customer Interaction: Address customer inquiries courteously, handle corrected reports, and follow department policies.
• Training and Competency: Train new staff and students in technical areas, maintaining competency through continuing education and proficiency testing.

Qualifications

• Toxicology Experience: LC/MS equipment, procedures, and testing proficiency is essential.
• Preferred Education: A Bachelors degree in medical lab sciences, chemistry, toxicology, biochemistry, or forensic science is preferred.
• Clinical/Medical Lab Background: Prior clinical or medical lab experience is advantageous.
• Minimum Requirement: An Associate degree in chemistry, toxicology, biochemistry, or forensic science is required.