Lab Processing Technician (10:30AM - 7:00PM)

Lab Processing Technician in the Comprehensive Cancer Center to assist with all activities of the Clinical Trials Processing Lab including preparing labels and labeling tubes for specimen collection, processing, storage, and shipping.

Responsibilities

• Assists with all activities of the CTPL including preparing labels and labeling tubes for specimen collection, processing, storage, and shipping

• Assists with data management, inventory control and quality control of human biological samples

• Uses prescribed laboratory methods, instruments and automated equipment; maintain laboratory maintenance records

• Assists with processing biological specimens from patients enrolled in studies conducted by the OSU Clinical Trials Office including preparing tubes, syringes, and specimen labels for specimen collection

• Processes specimens of time-sensitive patient samples for pharmacokinetic, pharmacodynamic and other correlative studies; retrieves and ships samples

• Completes laboratory test requisition forms; maintain sample records for audit purposes

• Communicates with outside reference labs regarding patient testing, handle inquiries and resolve any testing and/or specimen collection errors; interacts with research protocol and hospital clinical staff

• Manages sample inventory log and electronic database; Participate in data entry and management, quality control, audits and FDA inspections, continuous quality improvement and inventory management of clinical trial specimens, trial and laboratory supplies

• Ensures compliance with FDA and IRB regulations as well as internal clinical research SOPs, policies and procedures; maintain all GCP, IATA, EHS and sponsor-required trainings and certifications

Schedule: Monday - Friday, 10:30 AM - 7:00 PM

Target Pay: $23.00 / Hour

Minimum Required Qualifications

Associate Degree in Applied Science or equivalent combination of education and experience. Bachelor's Degree in Applied Science preferred.Must be able to effectively communicate face to face and in writing with clinical staff and outside collaborators.