4 critical care jobs found

Overview About the Role   The Blood Bank Technologist plays a critical role in ensuring the safe and efficient management of blood and blood products. This position is responsible for maintaining inventory, performing daily temperature quality control of designated refrigerators, and preparing products such as thawed fresh frozen plasma and aliquoted units for pediatric patients. Additional responsibilities include logging and issuing blood products, performing clerical duties, and responding to phone inquiries, while effectively communicating needs to staff under the direction of the Chief Technologist. Responsibilities What You’ll Do Performs specimen processing, testing, and result reporting with accuracy, efficiency, and adherence to established turnaround times, including escalation of critical values. Maintains and monitors blood/blood product inventory to ensure availability, minimize waste, and issue...

Overview About the Role   The primary purpose of the Medical Technologist – Hematology is to independently perform both routine and complex laboratory analyses with precision and accuracy. This role is responsible for ensuring procedural and system controls, troubleshooting and problem-solving, as well as contributing to teaching and supervision under the direction of leadership. Technologists provide physicians with timely, accurate, and reliable results that are essential for the diagnosis and treatment of patients. Responsibilities What You’ll Do Perform and demonstrate proficiency in routine and complex laboratory testing in accordance with SOPs and departmental standards. Thoroughly process, analyze, and report results, including timely communication of critical values (within 15 minutes) and prioritization of STAT specimens. Conduct and document quality control procedures; identify, troubleshoot,...

Overview About the Role   The Blood Bank Technologist plays a critical role in ensuring the safe and efficient management of blood and blood products. This position is responsible for maintaining inventory, performing daily temperature quality control of designated refrigerators, and preparing products such as thawed fresh frozen plasma and aliquoted units for pediatric patients. Additional responsibilities include logging and issuing blood products, performing clerical duties, and responding to phone inquiries, while effectively communicating needs to staff under the direction of the Chief Technologist. Responsibilities What You’ll Do Performs specimen processing, testing, and result reporting with accuracy, efficiency, and adherence to established turnaround times, including escalation of critical values. Maintains and monitors blood/blood product inventory to ensure availability, minimize waste, and issue...

Overview About the Role   The primary purpose of the Medical Technologist – Hematology is to independently perform both routine and complex laboratory analyses with precision and accuracy. This role is responsible for ensuring procedural and system controls, troubleshooting and problem-solving, as well as contributing to teaching and supervision under the direction of leadership. Technologists provide physicians with timely, accurate, and reliable results that are essential for the diagnosis and treatment of patients. Responsibilities What You’ll Do Perform and demonstrate proficiency in routine and complex laboratory testing in accordance with SOPs and departmental standards. Thoroughly process, analyze, and report results, including timely communication of critical values (within 15 minutes) and prioritization of STAT specimens. Conduct and document quality control procedures; identify, troubleshoot, and...