This department provides quality lab services continuously for inpatients, outpatients and community outreach patients.

Scope of Patient Care
Laboratory Services are responsible for routine and stat blood specimen collections, arterial blood gas specimen collections, and routine and stat lab testing. 

Department Duties

• Services Include:  Surgical Pathology, Cytopathology, Blood Bank and Transfusion service, Chemistry, Hematology, Urinalysis, Microbiology, Coagulation, Immunology and Phlebotomy
• Provide oversight of to Point-of-Care testing performed at the patient’s location.

Department Professionals

• Lab Administration
• Lab Assistant I/II
• Operations Specialist I/II
• Business System Specialist III
• Supervisor Lab Section
• Department Information Systems Manager
• Lab Operations Manager
• Registrar
• Service Line Director
• Lab Chemistry
• Lab Tech (Non Reg)
• Medical Technologist
• Medical Lab Tech
• Lab Tech Section Specialist
• Supervisor Lab Section
• Lab Emergency Center
• Lab Assistant II
• Lab Microbiology
• Lab Assistant II
• Medical Technologist
• Supervisor Lab Section
• Lab Pathology
• Lab Assistant I/II
• Operations Specialist I
• Histologist
• Histology Tech
• Supervisor Lab Section
• Medical Transcriptionist
• Pathology Office Coordinator
• Lab Hematology, UA
• Medical Technologist
• Supervisor Lab Section
• Lab Blood Bank
• Lab Assistant II
• Medical Technologist
• Supervisor Lab Section
• Lab Phlebotomy
• Supervisor. Phlebotomy Servcs.
• Lab Assistant II
• Phlebotomist
• Regional Lab Administration
• Lab Assistant II
• Supervisor Lab Section
• Marketing Representative
• Lab Courier
• Operations Specialist I
• Supervisor Lab Section
• Courier
• Lab Cytology
• Lab Assistant II (Lead)
• Cytotechnologist

Educational/Skill Requirements

• Many of the personnel have bachelor or associate degrees, and have appropriate certifications for their positions.

More information
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