Job Description:

Join a dedicated team of Clinical Laboratory Scientists in Peoria for a 13-week travel assignment working 8-hour night shifts. This role offers the chance to contribute to a major hospital’s core lab operations, including hematology, coagulation, chemistry, microbiology, and blood bank functions. Ideal for experienced professionals with trauma center, Children's hospital, or St. Jude clinic-level lab background, you'll work with complex blood tests and advanced laboratory equipment like Epic Beaker. The position emphasizes expertise and precision, with a supportive supervisor overseeing each shift. This is your chance to experience a real lab adventure—where every sample tells a story and your skills make all the difference.

Weather:

Peoria's climate around this time of year tends to feature generally pleasant weather, with mild temperatures and occasional sunshine, creating a comfortable environment for work and outdoor exploration alike.

Fun Things To Do:

• Local Museums: Explore the Peoria Riverfront Museum, showcasing fascinating exhibits ranging from art to science.
• Riverfront Park: Enjoy a relaxing stroll or picnic along the Illinois River with beautiful views.
• Starved Rock State Park (Day Trip): Experience scenic waterfalls, canyons, and hiking trails just a short drive away.
• Galena (Day Trip): Discover charming historic streets, boutique shopping, and wine tasting excursions in this picturesque town.
• Outdoor Adventures: Try kayaking or paddleboarding on nearby lakes for some active fun.

Job Specifics:

Location: Peoria, Illinois
Shift: 8-hour night shifts
Duration: 13 weeks, with guaranteed hours during orientation and potential shift flexibility based on department needs. Work in a high-level hospital laboratory, focusing on complex hematology and blood bank testing, with a strong emphasis on trauma and pediatric lab experience. No phlebotomy duties are required, and the lab environment employs Epic Beaker as the primary EMR system. The team is supported by lab supervisors specific to each shift, with limited use of lab assistants in blood bank functions. Dress code is flexible, requiring closed-toe shoes and business casual attire. Orientation lasts typically 2-3 weeks, ensuring competency in departmental procedures.

• Medical Insurance
• Dental Insurance
• Vision Insurance
• Life Insurance
• Voluntary Benefits including life insurance, accident, etc.
• Referral Program
• Housing Options
• Continuing Education Program
• 401(k)
• License and Certificate Reimbursement
• Paid Bereavement Leave