About the Role
The cytogenetics analyst will conduct chromosomal analysis using advanced laboratory techniques, interpret results, and contribute to accurate patient diagnoses while working in a remote capacity.
Responsibilities
- Perform karyotype analysis from peripheral blood, bone marrow, and tissue samples
- Evaluate chromosome structure and number for abnormalities
- Use microscopy and digital imaging systems to capture and analyze metaphase spreads
- Prepare and analyze G-banded chromosomes for clinical reporting
- Follow standardized protocols for specimen processing and quality control
- Document findings accurately in the laboratory information system
- Collaborate with laboratory supervisors to resolve technical issues
- Maintain compliance with regulatory and accreditation requirements
- Review and interpret cytogenetic data for clinical relevance
- Support timely reporting of patient results
- Participate in proficiency testing and internal audits
- Adhere to safety and biosafety guidelines
- Assist in method validation and process improvement initiatives
- Communicate with technical leads regarding case complexities
- Ensure data confidentiality and HIPAA compliance
- Stay current with advances in cytogenetic technologies
- Contribute to accurate and reliable diagnostic outcomes
- Follow standard operating procedures for consistency
- Assist in training and mentoring junior staff when needed
- Manage workload efficiently to meet turnaround time goals
Compensation
Competitive salary and benefits package
Work Arrangement
Remote within the United States
Team
Part of a national laboratory team focused on genetic analysis and diagnostic support
Why Join Us
- Opportunity to work remotely while contributing to impactful diagnostic services
- Supportive environment that values scientific accuracy and professional development
Physical Requirements
- Ability to sit for extended periods while analyzing digital images
- Occasional need to travel to lab sites for training or meetings
Not available
