Minimum Education
Minimum Work Experience
Test Performance: Performs accurate and appropriate testing of specimens received in the laboratory, according to established laboratory protocol and procedures.
Test Result Reporting: Reports test results in a timely manner and according to established laboratory protocol and procedures.
Follows established procedures for laboratory quality control and reports discrepancies to the appropriate supervisor.
Performs daily, weekly, monthly, or as-needed maintenance on instruments and equipment as appropriate. Performs calibration of equipment as required.
Troubleshoots instruments, equipment, reagents and patient specimens when problems occur. Notifies the supervisor if unable to solve the problem.
Complies with established laboratory and hospital policies for universal precautions and safety procedures. When handling blood or body fluids, universal precaution procedures will be followed in order to minimize exposure to infectious diseases. Safety policies and procedures will be followed when using chemicals.
Performs phlebotomy (i.e., venipunctures, fingersticks, heelsticks, bleeding times) as appropriate for the patient (from age 0 to 100 + years) requiring this procedure.
Attends all required safety training programs and can describe his or her responsibilities related to general safety, department/service safety, and specific job‑related hazards.
Follows the hospital exposure control plans/bloodborne and airborne pathogens.
Demonstrates respect and regard for the dignity of all patients, families, visitors, and fellow employees to ensure a professional, responsible, and courteous environment.
Promotes effective working relations and works effectively as part of a department/unit team inter- and intradepartmentally to facilitate the department’s/unit’s ability to meet its goals and objectives.
Maintains work area—cleans bench, restocks supplies, and notifies supervisor of low stock.
Assists with the orientation of laboratory procedures for students and/or new laboratory employees.
Since opening its doors in 1957, Southeast Health has provided for the changing healthcare needs of the growing communities it serves which includes about 600,000 residents neighboring communities and counties of Southeast Alabama, Southwest Georgia and the Florida Panhandle. Our progress represents the culmination of distinguished service by dedicated board members, physicians, employees and volunteers, and a supportive community.
It takes more than technology and a modern facility to treat people. It takes a team of dedicated, well-trained professionals to continually deliver quality healthcare. Employing about 2,500, Southeast Health is recognized as one of the largest employers in the region and is proud of its reputation of providing a positive and responsive work environment. Southeast Health's medical staff consists of more than 225 active members and just over 400 total members either board certified or board prepared in specialties representing virtually every area of medicine.
Through innovation and sustained performance, Southeast Health, a 420-bed regional referral center, has achieved the reputation of providing the best diagnostic, clinical, surgical and patient care services available in the region.
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