Jobs at TriCore Reference Laboratories

Performs moderate- and high-complexity clinical laboratory testing, documents and evaluates patient results, maintains and troubleshoots laboratory equipment, and monitors quality control and assurance activities. May support regulatory inspections, inventory management, staff training, specimen collection, and waived point-of-care testing implementation and oversight.

Performs waived, moderate, and high-complexity clinical laboratory testing for disease diagnosis and treatment. Operates, maintains, and troubleshoots laboratory equipment; evaluates quality control results; documents testing and corrective actions; supports regulatory inspections, inventory, training, specimen collection, and point-of-care testing oversight, including validation, staff education, quality review, and IT connectivity troubleshooting.

Provides first-level customer service by phone, email, and written communication to patients, physicians, providers, and internal customers. Resolves inquiries accurately and promptly, escalates complex issues, follows department policies, meets quality and performance metrics, and maintains a professional, empathetic demeanor. The role requires onsite training for 8–12 weeks before potential remote work, along with schedule flexibility for weekends, holidays, on-call shifts, and overtime.

Provides first-level customer support by phone, email, and written communication to patients, physicians, providers, and internal customers. Resolves inquiries accurately and promptly, escalates complex issues, follows department policies, meets quality and productivity metrics, and maintains a professional, empathetic service experience. The role requires typing proficiency, multitasking, schedule flexibility, and learning clinical and anatomic pathology laboratory terminology.

Performs histology laboratory procedures including specimen processing, embedding, microtomy, H&E staining, slide distribution, equipment maintenance, calibration, troubleshooting, and quality control. Supports research and validation testing, regulatory inspection preparation, procedure development, and training of employees and students. Works Tuesday through Saturday with weekends, holidays, on-call responsibilities, and additional shifts as needed.

Performs clinical interpretation and sign-out of karyotyping and FISH cases in collaboration with Medical Directors. Provides laboratory and clinical consultation, supports CAP and CLIA compliance, participates in abnormal case reviews, and develops relationships with genetic counselors and clinical clients. The role requires ongoing education, management of multiple priorities, and participation in weekends, holidays, on-call coverage, and other PRN shifts.

Performs clinical and anatomic pathology laboratory support across assigned modalities, including patient check-in, order entry, phlebotomy, special collections, specimen processing, provider procedure assistance, waived-to-moderate testing, equipment support, quality control, problem resolution, clerical duties, training, and inventory management. Requires confidentiality, communication, professional judgment, in-person attendance, and availability for varied shifts, holidays, weekends, and on-call coverage.

Performs waived, moderate, and high-complexity clinical laboratory testing for disease diagnosis and treatment. Operates, maintains, troubleshoots, and performs quality control on laboratory equipment; documents results and corrective actions; supports regulatory inspections, inventory, staff training, specimen collection, and point-of-care testing oversight. Work may include PRN nights, weekends, and on-call shifts.

Performs clinical laboratory support across assigned modalities, including patient check-in, order entry, phlebotomy, special collections, specimen processing, provider procedure assistance, waived-to-moderate testing, equipment maintenance, inventory management, documentation, and clerical support. Requires professional communication, confidentiality, basic computer skills, patient care judgment, and schedule flexibility for coverage needs. Candidates without prior training or experience may be considered for a paid apprenticeship.

Performs waived, moderate, and high-complexity clinical laboratory testing for disease diagnosis and treatment. Operates, maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs laboratory equipment; evaluates quality-control results; documents testing and corrective actions; supports regulatory inspections, inventory, staff training, specimen collection, and point-of-care testing oversight.

Perform histology laboratory procedures including specimen processing, embedding, microtomy, H&E staining, slide distribution, equipment maintenance, calibration, troubleshooting, and QC/QA tracking. Conduct research and validation testing, support regulatory inspections, develop procedures, and train and assess new employees and students. Work Monday through Friday with rotating Saturdays, weekends, holidays, on-call coverage, and other shifts as needed.

Provides first-level customer support to patients, physicians, providers, and internal customers through phone, email, and written inquiries. Resolves issues accurately and promptly, escalates complex complaints, meets quality and productivity metrics, and follows department policies. Requires empathy, communication, negotiation, retention, typing, multitasking, attention to detail, and basic computer proficiency. The role includes laboratory terminology training, an onsite 8–12 week training period, and possible remote work afterward based on performance and business needs.

Performs waived, moderate, and high-complexity clinical laboratory testing for diagnosis and treatment. Operates, maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs laboratory equipment; monitors quality control and documents corrective actions. Reports abnormal results, supports regulatory inspections, manages inventory, trains staff, and may oversee point-of-care testing, collect specimens, and assist with validation and connectivity troubleshooting.

Manage daily hospital laboratory operations, including staffing, scheduling, testing, equipment, inventory, quality control, regulatory compliance, budgeting, and customer service. Serve as the CLIA General Supervisor designee, perform bench testing as needed, maintain inspection readiness, implement corrective actions, and represent the laboratory in leadership and multidisciplinary activities.

Manages day-to-day hospital laboratory operations, including staffing, scheduling, quality control, regulatory compliance, equipment, inventory, budgeting, and patient safety initiatives. Serves as the CLIA General Supervisor designee and performs laboratory testing as needed. Partners with medical, quality, and hospital leadership to maintain inspection readiness, service quality, financial performance, and operational effectiveness.

Performs waived, moderate, and high-complexity clinical laboratory testing; documents and evaluates patient results; operates, maintains, and troubleshoots laboratory equipment; performs quality control and assurance activities; supports regulatory inspections, inventory, staff training, specimen collection, and point-of-care testing oversight.

Performs clinical laboratory assistant duties across assigned modalities, including patient check-in, order entry, phlebotomy, specimen processing, provider procedure support, sample testing, equipment maintenance, quality control, cytology and histology processing, inventory management, and clerical support. Maintains confidentiality, communicates professionally, supports training and competency assessments, and provides coverage for evenings, weekends, holidays, and on-call responsibilities.

Develops and evaluates education programs connecting nursing practice with clinical laboratory operations. Trains staff on specimen collection, labeling, transport, point-of-care testing, transfusion practices, pathology workflows, and regulatory compliance. Performs gap analyses, supports quality improvement, reduces specimen errors, coaches teams, and leads competency validation. Collaborates with nursing and laboratory leadership on audits, investigations, policy updates, transfusion reaction identification, and massive transfusion training.

Performs waived, moderate, and high-complexity cytogenetic and clinical laboratory testing for diagnostic and treatment purposes. Operates, maintains, troubleshoots, and evaluates laboratory equipment; monitors quality control and documents corrective actions. Supports regulatory inspections, inventory, staff training, customer liaison activities, specimen collection, and point-of-care testing oversight. Work includes cell culture, molecular cytogenetic techniques, microscopy, and analysis of prenatal, postnatal, and oncology specimens.

Performs clinical interpretation and sign-out of karyotyping and FISH cases, provides consultation to laboratories, clinicians, and clients, supports CAP and CLIA compliance, collaborates with genetic counselors and pathologists, participates in abnormal case review, and maintains clinical cytogenetics expertise through continuing education.