Microbiology jobs in lawrence USA
8 microbiology jobs found in lawrence: showing 1 - 8
Infection Preventionist
Company: Greater Lawrence Family Health Center |
clinical science (Nursing, Medical Technology, Microbiology, Public Health) Five years of relevant clinical experience for nonLocation: Methuen, MA, USA
| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 02 Oct 2026
Medical Technologist
Company: Lawrence General Hospital |
in the following areas as deemed competent: Chemistry, Hematology, Urinalysis, Coagulation and Blood Bank or MicrobiologyLocation: Lawrence, MA, USA
| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 24 Sep 2026
Support Service Specialist
Company: Lawrence General Hospital |
to be sent to the reference laboratory. Competent to work in the Microbiology lab as a specimen planter. Keeps LaboratoryLocation: Lawrence, MA, USA
| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 23 Sep 2026
Medical Technologist
Company: Lawrence General Hospital |
and Blood Bank or Microbiology. Ensures QC is within the appropriate limits of each test prior to reporting patient resultsLocation: Lawrence, MA, USA
| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 17 Sep 2026
Lead Medical Technologist
Company: Lawrence General Hospital |
: chemistry, hematology, microbiology, serology/immunology. Responsible for performing high-complexity testing. Alters or adjustsLocation: Lawrence, MA, USA
| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 11 Sep 2026
Support Service Specialist
Company: Lawrence General Hospital |
. Process, package, and ship specimens to be sent to the reference laboratory. Competent to work in the Microbiology labLocation: Lawrence, MA, USA
| Salary: US$26.61 per hour | Date posted: 29 Aug 2026
Support Service Specialist
Company: Lawrence General Hospital |
to be sent to the reference laboratory. Competent to work in the Microbiology lab as a specimen planter. Keeps LaboratoryLocation: Lawrence, MA, USA
| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 24 Jul 2026
Medical Technologist
Company: Lawrence General Hospital |
and Blood Bank or Microbiology. Ensures QC is within the appropriate limits of each test prior to reporting patient results