The Anatomy Lab Technician receives donors, draws serology tests, prepares anatomical specimens, and ensures specimens are properly shipped to researchers. When assisting in a BioSkills lab, the technician helps ensure the lab runs smoothly and efficiently. The role works closely with physicians and researchers to receive and prepare specimens, set up the lab—including positioning and draping anatomical specimens—assist during courses, repackage and ship specimens, and clean the lab and instruments. The technician is accountable for OSHA compliance and proper disposal of biohazard materials. The position involves procuring anatomical specimens, preparing shipments, tracking inventory, ensuring deliveries, drawing serology, and maintaining adequate surgical and lab supplies. It requires flexibility, adaptability, teamwork, problem-solving, attention to detail, communication skills, knowledge of anatomy, and travel up to 15% of the time. The role requires standing for extended periods and lifting up to 100 pounds. The technician must speak English clearly and fluently, perform tasks using computer software at an average skill level, provide excellent customer service through all communication channels, and interact comfortably with researchers and physicians. Decisions and actions can directly affect company revenue, operations, reputation, and customer satisfaction. The technician frequently makes independent decisions within stated standards, parameters, and processes, and works under a low to normal level of supervision.
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Job Type
Full-time