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Técnico laboratorista - Álvaro Obregón Portales

Salud DignaMexico City, MexicoAdded 17h ago
Técnico de laboratorio
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Técnico laboratorista ¡Te estamos buscando para formar parte de nuestro equipo! ¿Tines gusto por la atención al paciente y cuentas con experiencia en la toma de muestras sanguíneas? ¡Tenemos una oportunidad para ti! como Técnico laboratorista. Actividades Toma de muestra sanguínea a pacientes. Apoyo en procesamiento de análisis de laboratorio. Brindar atención de calidad y calidez a los pacientes durante la toma de muestras. Asegurar la correcta identificación de pacientes, preparación, manejo y conservación de las muestras. Mantener disponibilidad y correcto uso de insumos, apoyando en inventarios y operación eficiente del laboratorio. Actuar con ética, promover mejora continua, informar oportunamente incidencias y aplicar el modelo de gestión institucional. Requisitos Escolaridad: Técnico Laboratorista y/o Lic. en QFB, técnico laboratorista químico, químico clínico biólogo, Bioquímico clínico y/o farmacia, químico biólogo parasitólogo Indispensable contar con título y cédula. Contar con disponibilidad de horario. Tener mínimo un año de experiencia en toma de muestra sanguínea. Tener actitud de servicio Ser dinámico y empático Estar orientado al servicio Beneficios Prestaciones de ley (IMSS, Fonacot, Infonavit, aguinaldo y vacaciones). Beca académica del 30% a partir del primer año laboral. Seguro de vida. Uniformes gratuitos. Caja de ahorro voluntaria. 50% de descuento en todos los servicios para ti y ocho personas que desee registrar. Días libres con goce de sueldo. Un par de lentes gratis al año. Consulta nutricional gratuita. Beneficios en Totalpass Si cumples con el perfil, favor de postularse por este medio adjuntando su CV para iniciar su proceso.

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