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Clinical Laboratory Science

Healthcare and Medical

Clinical Laboratory Science, also known as medical laboratory science, is the discipline of performing and analyzing diagnostic tests on blood, tissue, and other body fluids to help diagnose and monitor disease. Medical laboratory scientists and technologists work in hospital and independent labs, operating specialized equipment for tests such as blood counts, microbiology cultures, and chemistry panels.

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Lead Clinical Laboratory Scientist - Microbiology, Sendout, and Central Processing

Veterans Health Administration

Full-time · Chicago, IL · $109,770 – $142,704

A leadership role managing laboratory microbiology operations, sendout testing, and central processing at a VA medical center, overseeing staff, quality assurance, and complex diagnostic testing. This position suits experienced clinical laboratory scientists ready to move into supervisory responsibilities with technical expertise in microbiology and laboratory management.

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