Work as an MLO or HLO analyst in a clinical chemistry laboratory in Leiden. Perform analyses or, as an experienced HLO analyst, contribute to methods and daily coordination. Part-time work is possible; shifts support 24/7 services.
The role
At our client company, you will work in a clinical chemistry laboratory in Leiden. As an MLO analyst, you will perform a broad range of clinical chemistry tests using advanced analytical equipment. Together with your colleagues, you will be responsible for clinical chemistry diagnostics for patients.
As an experienced HLO analyst with demonstrable expertise in one analytical area of clinical chemistry, you will share responsibility for the complete process, from sample receipt through to reporting results. You will help develop procedures and work instructions for the ISO 15189 quality system and contribute to developing, validating and implementing new test methods. In addition to routine analyses, you will carry out routine and preventive maintenance on laboratory equipment. You will coordinate daily activities and be the first point of contact for fellow analysts.
What you bring
- Completed MLO and/or HLO education in clinical chemistry.
- Knowledge of relevant workflows, quality systems, advanced analytical equipment and information systems.
- For the HLO role: experience and expertise in clinical chemistry.
- Attention to detail, a quality- and results-focused approach, professional commitment and a strong sense of responsibility.
- Ability to work well both in a team and independently; strong communication skills; good spoken and written Dutch.
- Willingness to work shifts in a 24/7 service.
Schedule and offer
Shifts vary, and you must be willing to work as part of a 24/7 service. Part-time work is possible. Working days and hours are arranged in consultation with the manager and follow the department roster.
Our client company offers a dynamic healthcare environment that values self-management, personal responsibility, results and innovation. Depending on experience, education and contribution, the position is graded in FWG scale 40, 45 or 50.