Clinical Lab Scientist - Molecular

Labcorp•South San Francisco, CA

17h•$52 - $67•Onsite

About The Position

Monogram Biosciences (a division of LabCorp) is seeking a Clinical Laboratory Scientist to join its team in the Cell Assay Department of our Clinical Laboratory in South San Francisco. Monogram is one of the few labs in the country doing cell based assay work with a focus on personalized medicine. Cell based assay work is considered the gold standard in virology. Come join Monogram where you will be able to make important and unique contributions to improve the drug vaccine process utilizing innovative technology. This position will be responsible for virology testing performed in this section; these include but are not limited to transfection, refeeding, cellular infection, protocols, manipulation of 96 well plates, operation of various dispensers and automated sample handling systems. Monogram is committed to developing CLS’s skill sets through one-on-one training and encourages cross training in other areas.

Requirements

BS/BA in Chemistry, Biology, Clinical Laboratory or similar scientific field
Current California State Clinical Laboratory license required (CLS Generalist)
Ability to work in a collaborative, flexible environment
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Strong computer skills and attention to detail
Color vision-ability to distinguish and identify different colors

Responsibilities

Perform routine and complex technical procedures and functions according to departmental Standard Operating Procedures
Perform appropriate QA/QC procedures
Operate and maintain equipment and instruments according to manufacturer and Monogram established procedures including: analysis of clinical specimens, calibration, preventive maintenance, and troubleshooting
May be appointed to oversee specialized processes or appointed to a unique coordinating role, such as safety or QC
Actively participate in continuing education and in service training programs for licensure
Reagent and viral stock preparation and qualification
May assist in development of new assays and technology transfer from research and development
Review and release results in the Laboratory Information System