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The Laboratory Specimen Processor is responsible for all aspects of the pre-analytical process in the laboratory with regards to urine drug testing (UDT) and oral fluid testing (OFT) processing which include the following:

• Specimen receiving, sorting and specimen bag opening.

• Initial data entry of tests ordered into computer-based laboratory information system as requested by practices/accounts.

• Ensure correct labels are affixed to requisitions, demographic cover sheet, test tubes (when applicable) and specimen device.

• Verify requisitions against specimens prior to scanning and entering practice information and tests to ensure that the ID numbers and Patient Information match.

• Aliquot, centrifuge, batch and rack specimens in preparation for testing.

• Ensure that all specimens are moved throughout laboratory in a safe, efficient manner.

• Must be knowledgeable and aware of cross-contamination potentials and bring occurrences to Supervisor’s attention immediately for correction.

• Responsible for accurately distinguishing colors and smells in specimens. Accession specimen and forward to Specimen Resolution for verification and documentation.

• Ability to work in multiple cells, with the ability to transition between tasks within the cells.

• Ensure all work cells and lab areas are fully stocked with the proper supplies, equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE) at all times.

• Clean and maintain the laboratory and all equipment.

• Manage the waste produced by the pre-analytical processes as well as keep the lab free of debris and trash at all times.

• Demonstrate understanding of HIPAA laws and ability to maintain confidentiality.

• Demonstrates understanding of company’s safety practices. Demonstrate awareness of safety issues and consistent work practices at all times.

• Performs all responsibilities in accordance with company policies, SOPs, regulatory standards and accrediting agencies, including the proper wearing of personal protective equipment (PPE) as required.

• May have Wet Specimen Processing (WSP) duties.

• May have Workers compensation account duties.

• Accurately enters patient information from requisition forms and paperwork received from practices.

• Accurately process patient data, including medications and insurance information.

• Responsible for verifying practice codes, specimen IDs and patient identification information on requisition forms and additional paperwork against Laboratory Information System (LIS).

• Demonstrates flexibility to changing processes and tasks.

• Identifies discrepancies and brings occurrences to designated leaderships’ attention immediately for correction and/or verification.

• Other duties as assigned