Clinical Cytogenetics Technologist Job in Bronx 10467, New York US
Clinical Cytogenetics Technologist
For over a century, Montefiore Medical Center has been synonymous with quality healthcare. As the University Hospital for Albert Einstein College of Medicine, our mission has always been to heal, teach, discover and to advance the health of the communities we serve. Our advancements are only made possible by the high caliber of talent we employ. It’s these extraordinary people who make us one of the most prestigious academic medical centers in the nation.
Currently, we are seeking Clinical Cytogenetics Technologists (2 full-time positions) to join our team at the Cytogenetics Laboratory. In this position, you will complete Cytogenetic analysis of body fluids/tissues from human subjects to confirm or rule out a clinical diagnosis (prenatal, perinatal and cancer). You must be proficient in all routine and special cytogenetic techniques including FISH analysis, maintenance of all pertinent equipment and lab organization. You will make and receive telephone calls, communicate efficiently with hospital personnel/physicians/patients and maintain laboratory records/statistics. You will also be responsible for maintaining cell lines and long-term storage techniques of cell lines. Must have knowledge of computer skills.
Montefiore Medical Center’s advancement in the healthcare industry is also yours. Take your career to the next level by joining our trek to become the world’s leading healthcare system. Visit montefiore.org/careers to learn more. For consideration, please send resume to aatako@montefiore.org We are an equal opportunity employer.
Required Skills:
To qualify, you will have a minimum of one year experience in clinical, cancer and molecular (FISH) Cytogenetics and a Bachelor’s or Associates Degree in medical technology or biology. New York State Department of Education Clinical Laboratory Technologist License or limited permits are required. You must obtain the limited permit within the probationary period of three months for continued employment. Prior to obtaining the limited permit, associates may not release any patient reports.