Genomic Technologist I

• For Molecular Pathology: can perform a variety of genomics testing including but not limited to nucleic acid isolation, PCR (end point, real-time, droplet digital), chromosome microarray, molecular infectious disease testing, Sanger sequencing, Next Generation Sequencing, RFLP, and familiarity with molecular automated platforms

• For Cytogenetics: can perform a variety of genomics testing including but not limited to cell culture, cell harvest, karyotype analysis, Fluorescence in situ Hybridization(FISH), and chromosome microarray (CMA).

• Completes training on new clinical assays, if no experience upon hire, within the first year of employment at the discretion of the lab supervisor and director.

• Analyzes and reports data generated from cinical genomics technologies and assays such as but not limited to targeted panels, PCR and FISH.

• Communicates results in oral and written fashion as presentations at national meetings, local seminars and published abstracts and manuscripts.

• Writes and reviews all bioinformatics and other lab-specific SOPs as designated by the laboratory director.

• Develops and maintains standard operating procedures and documentation for required activities.

• Responsible for analysis of Clinical testing proficiency samples to be reported to regulatory agencies (i.e., CAP Surveys for sequencing).

• Performs all other duties as required or assigned.

• Bachelors in genomic related science, with a strong academic record and one year of experience in clinical genomics or a related field preferred or the equivalent in education and experience required.

• Moderate proficiency in Microsoft EXCEL, Microsoft PowerPoint, and Microsoft Word

• Detail-oriented, well-organized.

• Advanced written and verbal communication.

Required Licensure/Certifications

• ASCP (MB) required within first 2 years of employment in Molecular Pathology
• ASCP (CG) required within first 2 years of employment in Cytogenetics