The clinical laboratory scientist position will support Notable’s growing CLIA/CAP laboratory team by playing an essential role in the development of flow cytometry-based laboratory developed tests (LDTs) for the prediction of treatment outcome for therapeutics including Notable’s in-licensed volasertib.
This is a full-time, salaried position.
Minimum Qualifications
- Licensed in the state of California (California CLS license)
- Bachelor’s degree
- 3+ years of experience in high complexity testing
- Solid knowledge in—and experience with—multi-color flow cytometry using
human blood or bone marrow specimens. - Hands-on experience with common laboratory techniques such as red blood
cell lysis, mononuclear cell extractions using Ficoll, FISH, and DNA and RNA
extraction from blood. - Willingness to continuously learn and develop new methods not restricted to
flow cytometry. - Highly organized with attention to detail and strong communication skills.
- Self-motivated.
- Familiarity with the principles of Design Control (21 CFR Part 820.30) is a
plus.
Responsibilities
- Work closely with the Research, Product Development (PD), and engineering
teams to translate research assays into LDTs. - Maintain CLIA/CAP certification by continuously qualifying materials,
certifying equipment, and maintaining QC documentation to prove
conductance of these maintenance tasks. - Maintain inventory and prepare materials (solutions, reagents, master mixes,
etc.) as required for testing. - Operate, maintain, and troubleshoot complex multi-color flow cytometry
equipment. - Help develop and follow all laboratory procedures to ensure proper specimen
handling, processing, analyzing, and complete testing records in accordance
with CLIA and CAP regulations. - Handle peripheral blood and bone marrow specimens from sample acquisition
to data report, including sample processing, data acquisition, and data
interpretation. - Initiate and conduct corrective action in case of specimen issues.
