Jobs at Sonic Healthcare USA, Inc.

Supervises laboratory operations, phlebotomy, courier activities, specimen processing, training, compliance, supply ordering, vehicle use, and quality control. Ensures accurate specimen collection and handling, proper patient identification, adherence to laboratory, HIPAA, OSHA, safety, and infection-control standards, and maintains coverage across patient service locations. Requires at least five years of phlebotomy experience, two years of supervisory experience, and a valid driver's license.

Transports medical specimens, reports, records, and supplies between laboratories and healthcare providers. Ensures safe specimen handling, vehicle operation, compliance, and customer-focused service. Requires a high school diploma, valid driver’s license, strong driving record, ability to navigate varied conditions, and capacity to lift up to 50 pounds.

Collects and prepares non-blood specimens, processes and labels samples, orders tests, and supports patient care. Ensures compliance with safety procedures, quality control standards, and confidentiality requirements for protected health information. The role requires laboratory experience, strong communication, basic computer and data-entry skills, and the ability to work in a fast-paced clinical laboratory environment.

Provides strategic and hands-on HR support, advising leaders on employee relations, investigations, performance management, policy implementation, compliance, onboarding, and organizational development. The role manages sensitive employee matters, supports HR programs, monitors metrics, conducts audits, improves HR processes, and ensures adherence to employment laws. It also partners with business leaders to strengthen engagement, culture, and employee experience.

Processes, prepares, routes, and stores patient laboratory specimens while maintaining safety, compliance, confidentiality, and quality standards. Identifies needed corrective actions and operates general laboratory equipment in a biological-hazard environment. The role requires a high school diploma, specimen collection or processing training or experience, strong communication and analytical skills, and availability for overnight shifts with rotating weekends.

Enter patient, client, billing, and test information into a Laboratory Information System through typing or electronic interfaces. Maintain exceptional accuracy because data supports laboratory testing, reporting, and billing. The role requires 8,000 keystrokes per hour, strong computer skills, and a high school diploma or equivalent. This is a part-time overnight position requiring 25 hours weekly, Monday through Friday with alternating weekends.

Processes, prepares, routes, and stores patient laboratory specimens while identifying and resolving issues. Operates laboratory equipment, follows safety and PPE requirements, maintains quality control, and protects confidential patient information. The role requires a high school diploma, specimen processing or collection experience, strong analytical skills, and the ability to work overnight shifts, rotating weekends, and holidays.

Performs high-complexity cytogenetic laboratory testing, including cell culture, harvesting, slide preparation, chromosome analysis, karyotyping, and FISH testing. Analyzes microscopic preparations, captures images, and prepares reports while maintaining quality, confidentiality, and compliance with laboratory standards.

Transports medical specimens, reports, records, and supplies between laboratories and healthcare providers. Ensures safe specimen handling, vehicle operation, compliance, and quality control while providing customer-focused service. Requires a valid driver’s license, strong driving record, ability to work independently in varied conditions, and capacity to lift up to 50 pounds. Full-time second-shift position in McAllen, Texas.

Processes, verifies, stores, and prepares patient specimens for referral laboratory testing. Responsibilities include resolving specimen issues, communicating with clients and laboratory staff, maintaining pending lists, preparing requisitions, packaging shipments, monitoring storage temperatures, documenting information, and protecting patient health information.

Accession and resolve laboratory specimen issues, ensuring specimens are accurately identified, sorted, labeled, and matched to test request forms. Assign and verify barcoded numbers so all received specimens correspond with documentation and are processed correctly. The role requires reliable overnight work, occasional rotating weekends, accurate data entry, and interaction with laboratory operations teams.

Transports medical specimens, reports, records, and supplies between laboratories and healthcare locations. Ensures safe vehicle operation, proper specimen handling, compliance, and quality control while providing customer-focused service. Requires a valid driver’s license, strong driving record, safe navigation in varied conditions, independence, and ability to lift up to 50 pounds. This part-time second-shift role is located in Shreveport, Louisiana.

Processes, prepares, routes, and stores clinical specimens in a highly automated laboratory environment. Loads and unloads instruments, maintains workflow efficiency, clears consumables, disposes of biohazard waste, follows quality and safety procedures, and performs corrective actions when needed. The role requires frequent lifting, standing, repetitive motion, and careful handling of biological materials.

Transports medical specimens, reports, records, and supplies between laboratories and healthcare providers. Ensures safe specimen handling, vehicle operation, regulatory compliance, and quality control while delivering customer-focused service. Requires a high school diploma, valid driver’s license, strong driving record, safe operation in varied conditions, independent work, and ability to lift up to 50 pounds.

Resolves laboratory specimen and testing issues involving integrity, labeling, volume, test clarification, patient discrepancies, and questionable results. Coordinates with laboratory staff, customer service, and remote locations; uses the Laboratory Information System to order, track, credit, note out, and cancel tests. Verifies specimen acceptability, containers, transport media, storage requirements, reference ranges, and processing procedures while maintaining patient care, quality, safety, compliance, and PHI confidentiality.

Processes, prepares, routes, and stores patient specimens in a clinical laboratory. Identifies and resolves processing issues, operates general laboratory equipment, and follows safety, compliance, PPE, and quality-control procedures. The role works a 2:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. shift and requires strong analytical, reading, and writing skills.

Performs moderate- and high-complexity microbiology testing in a clinical laboratory, analyzes and reports results, implements corrective actions, and maintains safety, compliance, and quality control. Operates laboratory equipment while handling biological and chemical hazards and protecting patient health information.

Designs, administers, and improves Microsoft Intune and endpoint management across Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. Manages device enrollment, configurations, compliance, security, application deployment, Autopilot provisioning, patching, and lifecycle processes. Develops PowerShell and Microsoft Graph automation, supports Zero Trust and regulatory compliance, troubleshoots complex endpoint issues, creates reporting dashboards, and partners with cybersecurity, infrastructure, identity, service desk, and digital workplace teams.

Processes, prepares, routes, stores, and enters information for patient laboratory specimens. Operates general laboratory equipment, identifies corrective actions, and supports safety, confidentiality, compliance, and quality control in a biological-hazard laboratory environment.

Processes, prepares, routes, and stores patient laboratory specimens while identifying corrective actions and maintaining safety, compliance, confidentiality, and quality-control standards. The role works in a clinical laboratory environment with biological hazards and operates general laboratory equipment, including computers, centrifuges, telephones, and audible alarms.