Jobs at ARUP Laboratories

Perform routine payroll administrative tasks: verify personnel changes, process time and attendance, produce paychecks, handle garnishments and employment verifications, prepare simple reports, and respond to payroll inquiries under general supervision.

Perform technical and clerical tasks in blood services including processing whole blood into components, dividing platelets, filtering for WBC removal, quality control testing, data entry into LIS, sample handling/ shipping, equipment maintenance, and participation in inspections and safety compliance. Must document competency within six months.

Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair laboratory equipment, analyzers, and automation (robots, conveyors, liquid handlers). Perform IQ/OQ/PQ, preventive maintenance, record keeping, inventory control, equipment moves, on-call emergency repairs, and train technicians while following safety and regulatory requirements.

Process and prepare patient specimens for laboratory testing under supervision: enter demographics, accession and label specimens, aliquot, operate centrifuge and biosafety cabinet, use LIS/ITD applications, follow safety and quality procedures, and assist with departmental tasks.

The Processing Tech I performs specimen handling, data entry, and ensures proper documentation and labeling of samples. Responsibilities include operating equipment, assisting with complex processing needs, and adhering to safety and quality standards.

The Operational Excellence Project Lead oversees projects to improve efficiency and quality, ensuring alignment with strategic goals through collaboration across multiple teams and effective communication.

Trainee technologist learns and performs waived, moderate, and high-complexity laboratory testing (including mass spec), operates and maintains instruments, documents QC, processes specimens, assists validation and SOP creation, and completes required training toward independent technologist status.

The Processing Tech I prepares and processes specimens for laboratory testing, enters patient information, and ensures proper handling and documentation of samples.

Process and prepare incoming clinical specimens for laboratory testing: accessioning, data entry, aliquoting, labeling, routing, and documentation. Follow safety procedures, use LIS/ITD systems, resolve processing issues, and assist with specimen handling and departmental projects.

Entry-level Technologist Trainee in Mass Spec Operations performing waived, automated, and selected moderate-to-high complexity laboratory tests under supervision. Operates and maintains instruments, performs QC, calibration, specimen processing, data entry, assists with validation, SOPs, proficiency testing, reagent management, and trains/assists technicians. Prepares to obtain ASCP certification within five years.

Under direct supervision, processes and prepares clinical specimens for testing: matching patient information, data entry, aliquoting, scanning, labeling, operating safety cabinets/centrifuges, using LIS/ITD, following SOPs, and documenting specimen integrity and routing.

Configure, maintain, and support laboratory/clinical systems (LIS/LIMS/IMS). Translate clinical workflows into application configurations, execute builds, triage and resolve incidents, perform validation testing and maintain test evidence and QA documentation. Support implementations, upgrades, and stakeholder/vendor communications while adhering to governance, standards, and SOPs.

Training position in a clinical cytogenetics laboratory preparing the employee to work independently as a technologist and pursue ASCP certification. Performs automated and manual laboratory testing, specimen processing, instrument operation, calibration, troubleshooting, quality control, maintenance, documentation, data entry, proficiency testing, and SOP support under supervision. Requires a relevant bachelor’s degree and specified coursework in biological or chemical sciences.

Trains under laboratory professionals to perform clinical molecular laboratory testing, specimen processing, instrument operation, calibration, quality control, troubleshooting, maintenance, documentation, and data entry. Supports validation, proficiency testing, SOP development, reagent management, and technician training while working toward independent technologist responsibilities and ASCP certification.

Training position in analytic biochemistry preparing the employee to work independently as a laboratory technologist and pursue ASCP certification. Performs automated and selected moderate- and high-complexity testing, instrument calibration and maintenance, quality control, specimen processing, data entry, troubleshooting, proficiency testing, and SOP support under supervision. Requires accurate documentation, adherence to laboratory procedures, and work in a biohazard environment.

Trains to perform automated, waived, moderate, and high-complexity laboratory testing under qualified supervision. Operates and maintains laboratory instruments, performs calibration and quality control, processes specimens, records results, troubleshoots equipment, supports validation and proficiency testing, maintains supplies, and assists with SOP development and technician training. Works in a biohazard laboratory environment on a 7-on/7-off overnight schedule after approximately six weeks of daytime training.

Provides transportation support for blood drives by safely delivering blood units, specimens, reports, supplies, and equipment. Assists with blood drive setup and takedown, blood unit processing, vehicle cleanliness and maintenance, loading and unloading, and compliance with safety and PPE requirements. Works under close supervision on a variable schedule and serves locations throughout the Salt Lake Valley.

Process and handle clinical specimens per departmental procedures: receive, label, document, enter patient demographics, route tests, operate safety cabinet and centrifuge, maintain specimen integrity and temperatures, assist with searches and compromised shipments, follow PPE/safety and data confidentiality, and complete required training and competency testing.

Under direct supervision, process and prepare clinical specimens for laboratory testing: verify patient information, enter demographics, aliquot, label, document receipt, operate safety equipment, and route specimens using departmental LIS and tracking systems. Follow procedures for specimen integrity, resolve issues, assist with complex processing and departmental projects, and maintain safety and confidentiality.

Processes incoming clinical specimens for laboratory testing. Duties include manifesting shipments, evaluating temperatures and priority status, entering patient and test information, labeling and verifying specimens, aliquoting, routing specimens, maintaining documentation, and using accessioning, shipment tracking, and laboratory information systems. The role requires adherence to specimen-handling, safety, confidentiality, quality, and regulatory procedures in a biohazard laboratory environment.