24 laboratory assistant jobs at 13 companies in Spring Hill, TN
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Medical Laboratory Assistant, Hermitage
Hermitage, Tennessee, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Heritage Medical Associates: Independent physician group providing multi-specialty medical and ambulatory care.
1+ YOEHigh school diploma or equivalent, one year as a medical assistant, phlebotomist, or lab assistant, and current CPR certification. Requires laboratory, troubleshooting, communication, and recordkeeping skills.
Maury Regional Health: Provides comprehensive hospital and clinical healthcare services to patients.
1+ YOEHigh school diploma or equivalent preferred; laboratory experience, central processing experience, and Tennessee phlebotomist certification preferred.
Tennessee Board of Regents: Provides public community and technical college education in Tennessee.
3+ YOEBachelor’s degree in a related field and at least three years of professional laboratory experience. Requires biological procedures, safety, material handling, communication, multitasking, and independent work skills.
PathGroup: Provider of clinical, anatomic, and molecular pathology diagnostic services.
High school education required; bachelor's degree, science background, and previous laboratory experience preferred. Training may qualify candidates to perform waived and moderate complexity testing.
Belmont University: Private Christian university offering comprehensive undergraduate and graduate programs.
Must have Federal Work-Study, be an undergraduate majoring or minoring in specified biological sciences, be enrolled in or have completed lab courses, follow safety/PPE rules, and be available up to 8 hours/week.
Mission Pet Health: Operates a national network of veterinary hospitals and clinics.
High school diploma or equivalent, strong communication and organization, calm performance in fast-paced settings, pet-handling ability, and fundamental veterinary laboratory, pharmacy, nursing, and radiology skills preferred.
Digital X-ray, laser technology, in-house laboratory
Alliance Animal Health: Owns and operates a national network of veterinary hospitals.
1+ YOEMinimum 1 year of veterinary assistant experience required. Must restrain pets and communicate effectively; veterinary technician license preferred but not required. Laboratory, radiography, and anesthesia skills are bonuses.
Neighborhood Health: Community health centers providing primary, behavioral, and dental care.
1+ YOEOne to two years medical assistant experience or related education; MA training required; good computer and office skills; bilingual English/Spanish preferred but not required.
Electronic Health Records (EHR), Laboratory equipment, Vital signs equipment, Charting system
Vanderbilt University: Private research university providing undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
BA/BS required; experience with general laboratory techniques required; animal handling/husbandry preferred; ability to run molecular assays, maintain inventories, prepare reagents, follow protocols, and work collaboratively.
Centrifuge, pH meter, Spectrophotometer, Autoclave, Electrophoresis unit, Analytical balance, qPCR, Western blot, ELISA
LabcorpNYSE: LH: Provides clinical laboratory testing and drug development services globally.
0.5+ YOERequires six months of phlebotomy or clinical laboratory experience, high school diploma or equivalent, specimen handling, basic computer and data entry skills, attention to detail, and ability to pass a color blindness test.
Vanderbilt University Medical Center: Academic health system providing patient care, research, and education.
Bachelor's degree in biology, molecular biology, genetics, biochemistry, biomedical sciences, or related field; less than one year of experience. Laboratory research experience is preferred but not required.
Tennessee Oncology: Independent oncology care provider focused on community-based cancer care
2+ YOECollect, process, store and ship biological specimens for clinical studies; travel to multiple sites; strong lab, data, and communication skills.