Jobs at TriCore Reference Laboratories

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

Performs clinical laboratory support across one or more modalities, including patient check-in, order entry, phlebotomy, specimen processing, sample testing, equipment support, technical procedures, inventory management, documentation, and training assistance. Provides professional patient and client service, maintains confidentiality, supports on-call and coverage requirements, and follows laboratory safety, quality control, and specimen-handling procedures.

Leads clinical laboratory operations by performing complex tests, coordinating workflow across shifts, supporting staffing, training employees, overseeing equipment quality control, resolving technical issues, preparing for inspections, and assisting with policies and procedures. Collaborates with pathologists, supervisors, managers, and other departments to maintain accurate, efficient, and high-quality patient care services.

Provides technical expertise for high-complexity clinical laboratory testing, including assay development, technical problem resolution, quality control, quality assurance, regulatory compliance, proficiency testing, procedure development, instrument oversight, and staff competency training. Reviews data, investigates abnormal results, supports laboratory information system improvements, participates in inspections, and advises supervisors, managers, and medical directors on technical and patient-care matters.

Performs clinical laboratory support across assigned modalities, including patient check-in, order entry, phlebotomy, specimen collection and processing, waived-to-moderate testing, equipment support, inventory management, clerical duties, and provider procedure assistance. Maintains confidentiality, documentation, quality and safety standards, and communicates professionally with patients, clients, and staff. Provides on-call, holiday, evening, and weekend coverage as needed. Candidates without experience may enter a paid apprenticeship.

Performs waived, moderate, and high-complexity clinical laboratory testing; documents and evaluates patient results; maintains and troubleshoots laboratory equipment; monitors quality control and performs corrective actions; supports regulatory inspections, inventory, training, and point-of-care testing oversight. May collect and prepare patient specimens and assist with validation, connectivity troubleshooting, and quality review of waived testing.

Performs gynecological and non-gynecological cytology examinations for diagnostic evaluation, identifies abnormal findings for cytopathologist review, and ensures accurate results through quality control and troubleshooting. Responsibilities include specimen preparation, equipment operation and maintenance, regulatory compliance, quality assurance participation, staff training, inspections, and possible delegated supervisory duties under CLIA.

Provides first-level customer support to patients, physicians, providers, and internal customers by phone, email, and written communication. Resolves inquiries accurately, escalates complex issues, meets department quality and performance metrics, protects sensitive information, and maintains a professional, empathetic service experience. Requires onsite training, flexible scheduling, accurate typing, multitasking, and the ability to learn laboratory and medical terminology.

Performs waived, moderate, and high-complexity clinical laboratory testing; documents results; evaluates quality control; maintains and troubleshoots laboratory equipment; supports regulatory inspections, inventory, staff training, and point-of-care testing oversight. May collect and prepare patient specimens and report abnormal results. Placement ranges from Laboratory Scientist I to IV based on education, clinical laboratory experience, and certifications.

Performs waived, moderate, and high-complexity clinical laboratory testing for diagnosis and treatment. Operates, maintains, and troubleshoots laboratory equipment; performs quality control and quality assurance activities; documents results and corrective actions; supports regulatory inspections, inventory, staff training, and point-of-care testing oversight. May collect and prepare patient specimens and communicate abnormal results to supervisors or pathologists.

Leads Lean and continuous improvement initiatives across laboratory operations. Analyzes workflows, facility design, staffing, process data, and operational metrics to identify problems and improve quality, service levels, costs, laboratory turnaround times, and patient wait times. Develops process maps, standard work, performance metrics, management reports, and optimization recommendations. Trains and coaches project teams, supports the Quality Management System, and collaborates with laboratory personnel and management to implement sustainable process improvements.

Performs clinical laboratory support across check-in and order entry, phlebotomy, specimen processing, sample testing, equipment maintenance, inventory management, provider procedure assistance, and clerical functions. Maintains confidentiality, documents communications, supports patient and client service, trains staff or students as needed, and participates in weekend, holiday, evening, and on-call coverage. Candidates without prior training may enter a paid apprenticeship.

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. May oversee point-of-care testing, collect specimens, support regulatory inspections, order supplies, train staff, and communicate abnormal results to supervisors or pathologists. Placement ranges from Laboratory Scientist I through IV based on education, clinical laboratory experience, and certification.

Performs waived, moderate, and high-complexity clinical laboratory testing for diagnosis and treatment. Operates, maintains, and troubleshoots laboratory equipment; conducts quality control and quality assurance activities; documents results and corrective actions; supports regulatory inspections, inventory, staff training, and point-of-care testing oversight. May collect and prepare patient specimens and assist with validation and implementation of waived testing.

Performs waived, moderate, and high-complexity clinical laboratory testing for disease diagnosis and treatment. Operates, maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs laboratory equipment; monitors quality control and documents corrective actions. Reports abnormal results, supports regulatory inspections, inventory, staff training, customer liaison activities, and point-of-care testing oversight. May collect and prepare patient specimens for analysis.

Performs clinical laboratory support across assigned modalities, including patient check-in, order entry, phlebotomy, specimen processing, special collections, waived-to-moderate testing, equipment support, quality control, inventory management, clerical duties, and provider procedure assistance. Maintains confidentiality, communicates professionally, supports patient care, trains staff or students as needed, and participates in evening, holiday, weekend, and on-call coverage.

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, 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.

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.