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Clinical Data Operator - Pleasanton, CA

Natera · Pleasanton, CA · On-site

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About Natera

Dedicated to oncology, women’s health, and organ health. Natera’s cell-free DNA tests help protect health and inform more personalized decisions about care. Backed by Lightspeed and Sequoia.

About the role

- This role works with PHI regularly in both paper and electronic form, and has access to various technologies to access PHI in order to do the job. Protect PHI at all times in line with HIPAA and privacy policies. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.

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POSITION SUMMARY: On site position in Pleasanton, CA

Clinical Data Operator accessions patient samples according to standard operating procedures (SOP) with high efficiency and accuracy.

Shift: Tuesday - Saturday, Day Shift 630am-3pm

Hourly rate starts at $21.77.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

* Front-end lab operations*

  • Receive, sort, and transport packages from the shipping dock and reception to the Accessioning lab, and scan tracking numbers accurately.
  • Open, prep, and de-kit samples, checking that paperwork matches samples and that no PHI or samples remain in discarded kit boxes.
  • Rack bulk samples and distribute work to stations according to distribution guidelines.
  • Support sample pickup, consolidation, and send-outs.
  • Scan requisitions, bench worksheets, and supporting documents, and upload them to the correct case.
  • File, store, and dispose of requisition forms according to retention requirements.
  • Empty bins, carts, trash, and biohazard containers, and keep workstations and lab areas clean and organized.

* Case creation and data entry*

  • Capture requisition and case information using intelligent document processing (IDP) tools such as Fusion.
  • As trained: create new...

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