Specimen Accessioner
About the role
Our Company Dominion Diagnostics is the premier provider of comprehensive clinical quantitative urine and blood drug testing, medication monitoring, and support services nationwide. Serving hundreds of clients in a variety of medical specialties, we provide actionable information to improve patient care and medical outcomes in the treatment of Chronic Pain and Addiction Medicine.
Our Core Values: Integrity, Accountability, Accuracy.
We have several employee recognition programs and were awarded Best Places to Work in RI for the past 4 years in a row, recognized as a Great Place to Work for the third consecutive year in March 2026, and Great Place to Work in Health Care for 2024 and 2025.
Be part of a team that makes a difference!! Dominion Diagnostics is a nationally acclaimed industry leader in the world of innovative laboratory science. Our expertise includes comprehensive urine toxicology testing, chemistry, hematology, serology, infectious disease, and immunology. Our in‑house research and development team keeps Dominion on the leading edge of proprietary assay development. Whatever your professional laboratory interests are, we offer an avenue to pursue them.
Responsibilities
- Enters patient demographic and testing information into the laboratory information system.
- Examines specimens for adequacy.
- Labels specimens and prepares aliquots.
- Delivers specimens to proper laboratory departments for analysis.
- Assists with other data entry and clerical functions as assigned.
- Other duties as assigned.
Requirements
- High School Education preferred.
- Requires an ability to focus and an attention to accuracy and detail.
- Must display interpersonal and diplomacy skills.
- Ability to work well as part of a team.
- Must be able to work in a fast‑paced environment and see tasks through to completion.
- Experience: 0‑2 years.
- Physical stamina, including standing for long periods, walking, bending and reaching to perform tests and managing equipment.
- Ability to perform repetitive manual tasks using hands and fingers for extended periods of