Principal responsibilities include, but are not limited to, as a Laboratory Aide: Receive and log incoming samples, reagents, and supplies, including order entry of patient samplesCommunicate with a variety of customers (hospitals and Hemophilia Treatment Centers) to obtain pertinent patient informationPrepare reagents and gels for patient testing (e.g., primer dilutions, buffers)Ensure the lab is fully stocked by ordering and organizing resources in the labOperate computer systems relevant to Bleeding Disorders testing (e.g., SD Labs, ReQlogic)Extract patient DNA and check concentration using QiaSymphony and NanoDrop instrumentsHandle Paperwork: Archiving old paperwork and filing away new paperworkPerform periodic cleaning and organization of equipment, supply storage areas, and work areasAssist with validation studies in compliance with regulatory guidelinesRecognize situations in which management and/or Technologists should be consultedFully participate as a member of the Bleeding Disorders Lab and Bloodworks team by ensuring interactions with colleagues promote collaboration and effective communication. Required physical activities used less frequently include stooping, sitting, bending, and repetitive motions of feet (all used occasionally); and kneeling, crawling, and climbing (all used rarely).The ability to push, pull, and lift an average of 35 pounds throughout the day is required, as is the ability to carry an average of 20 pounds throughout the day.