The primary purpose of the Blood Bank Technologist position is to assume responsibility for maintaining blood/blood product inventory, daily temperature quality control of designated refrigerators, thawing fresh frozen plasma,
aliquoting blood for pediatric patients, logging in blood/blood products, issuing blood/blood products, performing clerical duties, answering phones and communicating needs to staff under the direction of the Chief technologist.
❖ Service provided is patient centered.
❖ Actively contributes to creating a friendly environment.
❖ Communicates clearly to ensure understanding.
❖ Organizes work process to accommodate customer needs, including internal customers and co-workers.
❖ Processes specimens for analysis and storage according to established procedures.
❖ Performs tests accurately and/or records test results accurately.
❖ Organizes pending work appropriately and holds for follow-up in accordance with section policy.
❖ Maintains order and cleanliness of assigned area and equipment as observed by Supervisor.
❖ Follows protocol for running controls and accepting/verifying results of noncompliance
Bachelor’s Degree in Medical Technology or equivalent required. ASCP certification or equivalent preferred. Equivalent experience, education and/or training may be substituted for the Bachelor’s Degree requirement on a year for year basis.
Located in Newark, New Jersey The University Hospital is an independent medical center with 519 licensed beds, an active medical staff of more than 525 and more than 3,600+ employees. We are a regional resource for advanced care in a wide range of medical specialties. We are home to northern New Jersey’s Level I Trauma Center and to complex medical specialties such as the Liver Transplant, Cardiology, Neurosurgery, Stroke, and more...
University Hospital is near NYC with easy access to public transportation to and from Manhattan. Convenient parking is available. As one of New Jersey’s most outstanding hospitals, we are dedicated to patient care, research, and educating the physicians of tomorrow.