Clinical Laboratory Scientist, Immunogenetics/Histocompatibility (Day Shift)

General Information

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Work Location: Los Angeles, CA, USA Onsite or Remote Fully On-Site Work Schedule Monday Friday, 7:00am 3:30pm, with rotating weekends and holidays Posted Date 07/30/2025 Salary Range : $53.31 - 71.04 Hourly Employment Type 2 - Staff: Career Duration Indefinite Job # 25969 Primary Duties and Responsibilities

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Be part of a mission-driven team at the forefront of immunogenetics, histocompatibility, and transplantation immunology. As a Clinical Laboratory Scientist, you will play a vital role in supporting organ transplantation by performing complex, high-impact testing that directly contributes to patient outcomes. Join us in driving innovation and improving livesone transplant at a time.

Primary duties include:

Perform and document complex laboratory tests including immunophenotyping assays and flow cytometry with precision and accuracy.

Conduct quality control procedures in compliance with manufacturer protocols, department guidelines, ASHI standards, State Department of Health regulations, and other applicable accrediting bodies.

Enter and retrieve data accurately using the Medical Center LIS and UIC LIS, ensuring consistency through supervisor or senior staff review.

Complete CAP survey samples and competency exams accurately and within designated time frames.

Operate, calibrate, and maintain laboratory equipment in accordance with manufacturer instructions and laboratory protocols.

Salary Range: $53.31/hour - $71.04/ho ur

Job Qualifications

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Current, valid California Clinical Laboratory Scientist (CLS) or Clinical Histocompatibility Scientist (CHS) license.

Bachelors degree.

Ability to work outside of normal shift hours, including on-call and rotating weekends.

Must pass the Ishihara Color Vision exam, i.e. visual acuity including color differentiation