Weekend Differential Eligible – CA CLS Generalist License Required

Eurofins•Azusa, CA

2d•$50 - $58•Onsite

About The Position

Eurofins Donor & Product Testing (DPT) is a specialized clinical diagnostics organization with over 35 years of experience providing laboratory testing services to support the transplant community. DPT laboratories deliver comprehensive infectious disease and serological testing to help ensure the safety of donated human cells, tissues, and cellular- and tissue-based products (HCT/Ps). Eurofins DPT laboratories are FDA-registered for HCT/P donor screening and maintain current certifications, licenses, and accreditations, including CLIA and applicable state and international regulatory agencies. Our work supports patient safety, regulatory compliance, and timely clinical decision-making. As an organization, Eurofins DPT is committed to accuracy, quality, and continuous improvement. We strive to deliver reliable results, meet customer expectations, and maintain a laboratory culture focused on accountability, learning, and operational excellence. This role offers a consistent 4-day workweek (4x10s), greater flexibility than traditional 5x8 graveyard schedules, and is a well-supported night shift role with clear procedures and escalation processes. It primarily involves routine testing, with STAT testing also included on night shift. There are opportunities to work across infectious disease testing, including serological assays (EIA/ELISA) and nucleic acid testing, with hands-on opportunities to learn and develop through validations, method changes, and work in a highly regulated laboratory environment. You will receive supportive day-to-day supervision with clearly defined role levels and opportunities for advancement and skill development.

Requirements

Active California Generalist CLS license in good standing (required)
Bachelor’s degree in Clinical Laboratory Science, Medical Technology, or a related science
Strong attention to detail and ability to work independently on night shift

Responsibilities

Perform manual and automated infectious disease testing, including serological assays (EIA/ELISA) and nucleic acid testing
Analyze, validate, document, and report patient test results
Operate, calibrate, and maintain laboratory instrumentation and equipment
Perform quality control, reagent preparation, documentation, and recordkeeping
Participate in validations, method changes, and special projects as assigned
Adhere to Quality Assurance, HIPAA, safety, and turnaround-time requirements