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Quality Control Laboratory Technician

Healthcare
Clinical Laboratory Technologists and Technicians
Laboratory Technician

Perform routine medical laboratory tests for the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease. May work under the supervision of a medical technologist.

At a Glance

Quality Control Laboratory Technician. Typical education: High school or GED. Top skills: Quality Control, Lifting Ability, Auditing.

Avg Annual Salary

Not available

Typical Education

High school or GED

Experience

Varies

Job Postings

3

Parent Occupation (O*NET)

Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technicians

Median Wage

N/A

Growth (2024-34)

Not available

Education

Varies

Skills & Requirements

Specialized Skills (18)

Lifting Ability

5.0

Auditing

5.0

Calibration

4.9

Sanitation

4.9

Housekeeping

4.9

Personal Protective Equipment

4.8

Process Engineering

4.7

High-Performance Liquid Chromatography

4.7

Packaging And Labeling

4.7

Data Entry

4.6

Environment Health And Safety

4.6

Invoicing

4.6

Analytical Testing

4.5

International Automotive Task Force

4.5

Food Safety And Sanitation

4.4

Proofreading

4.4

Ammonia

4.4

Common Skills (11)

Quality Control

5.0

Communication

4.8

Safety Assurance

4.8

Management

4.7

Supervision

4.7

Investigation

4.6

Rapport Building

4.5

Willingness To Learn

4.5

Spanish Language

4.5

Quality Assurance

4.5

Certifications (1)

Valid Driver's License

4.9

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