What are the responsibilities and job description for the Specimen Accessioner - 2nd Shift position at Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association?
The Specimen Processor I performs essential tasks in a diagnostic laboratory, including preparing and processing clinical specimens for testing.
Responsibilities encompass accurate data entry of patient information, troubleshooting specimen and customer issues, and coordinating specimen logistics such as labeling, packing, and shipping.
Additional duties involve specimen processing techniques like spinning, freezing, and splitting as needed.
Qualifications include a high school diploma or GED, with at least one year of experience in laboratory, accessioning, data entry, manufacturing, or warehouse roles.
Candidates must demonstrate ability to handle biological specimens accurately, possess strong organizational and data entry skills, and be proficient with Microsoft Office.
Physical capability to lift up to 40 pounds and passing a standardized color blindness test are required.
Responsibilities encompass accurate data entry of patient information, troubleshooting specimen and customer issues, and coordinating specimen logistics such as labeling, packing, and shipping.
Additional duties involve specimen processing techniques like spinning, freezing, and splitting as needed.
Qualifications include a high school diploma or GED, with at least one year of experience in laboratory, accessioning, data entry, manufacturing, or warehouse roles.
Candidates must demonstrate ability to handle biological specimens accurately, possess strong organizational and data entry skills, and be proficient with Microsoft Office.
Physical capability to lift up to 40 pounds and passing a standardized color blindness test are required.