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Blood Banking

Healthcare and Medical

Blood banking is the clinical laboratory discipline concerned with collecting, testing, processing, storing, and distributing human blood and blood components for transfusion. Medical laboratory technologists and blood bank specialists perform blood typing, cross-matching, and antibody screening to ensure donated blood is safe and compatible for patients. It is a critical function within hospitals and dedicated blood donation organizations like the Red Cross.

Open roles requiring Blood Banking (2)

Medical Technician

Indian Health Service

Eagle Butte, SD · $37,193 – $65,599

This federal clinical laboratory role involves performing a range of diagnostic tests on patient samples—from blood work to microbiology—and interpreting results to support medical diagnosis and treatment. It suits someone with laboratory or medical technician experience who can operate lab equipment accurately and, at higher grades, lead others.

Via USAJOBS · Apply there ↗

Vanderbilt University & Medical Center

Medical Lab Scientist 2

Vanderbilt University & Medical Center

Full-time · Nashville, TN

This is a clinical laboratory role performing blood bank testing on the night shift at a major academic medical center. The position suits someone early in their career who wants to develop expertise in diagnostic testing and contribute to patient care through accurate lab work.

Listed on Vanderbilt University & Medical Center’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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