Cellular Therapy Technologist at CancerCare Manitoba

Cellular Therapy Technologist at CancerCare Manitoba

05 Sep
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Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
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Manitoba

05 Sep

Winnipeg Regional Health Authority

Manitoba

Elevate your career in clinical services at CancerCare Manitoba as a Medical Laboratory Technologist in the Cellular Therapy Laboratory. This vital role requires expertise in cell processing and adaptability to a adaptable schedule.

As a key player in the Blood and Marrow Transplant program, the Medical Laboratory Technologist exercises independent judgment and attention to detail. Your responsibilities will include processing cellular therapy products, managing cell manipulation procedures, and keeping meticulous records to ensure patient care excellence. The position involves direct work with biologically hazardous specimens in a cleanroom setting, demanding specialized training and compliance with strict regulations.

Key Responsibilities:
• Process cellular therapy products with precision
• Perform cell manipulation, cryopreservation,



and evaluations
• Ensure compliance with health standards and regulations
• Maintain laboratory quality through validation and calibration
• Document all procedures accurately and meticulously

Requirements:
• Certified Medical Laboratory Technologist (CSMLS)
• Current licensing in Manitoba (CMLTM)
• At least three years in cell therapy processing
• Ability to work in a GMP cleanroom environment
• Capable of lifting up to 50 lbs occasionally

Join CancerCare Manitoba's mission to combat cancer through exemplary laboratory practices and patient-focused care.
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📌 Cellular Therapy Technologist at CancerCare Manitoba
🏢 Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
📍 Manitoba

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