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A Radiology Technologist performs diagnostic radiographic procedures using X-ray equipment to produce quality images while ensuring patient safety and adhering to radiation protection principles. This role involves patient care across all age groups, maintaining equipment and supplies, assisting physicians, and participating in quality control and clinical education. The position requires compliance with hospital policies, proactive safety measures, and effective communication with patients and staff in a clinical environment.

The Plasma Center Technician performs donor screening, phlebotomy, and administrative duties to support plasma collection operations while ensuring donor safety and exceptional customer service. Responsibilities include recording vital signs, managing donor records, and coordinating donor compensation in a fast-paced environment with varied shifts. The role requires physical stamina, attention to detail, and prior customer-facing experience is beneficial.

The Plasma Center Technician - Phlebotomist is responsible for donor screening, venipuncture, operating plasmapheresis machines, monitoring donors, and maintaining equipment and supplies in a plasma donation center. This role requires customer service skills, adherence to safety protocols, and participation in continuous improvement initiatives. The position involves physical activity, interaction with donors, and data entry using specialized donor information systems.

The Plasma Center Nurse (Medical Support Specialist) is responsible for assessing donor eligibility, managing donor reactions, and ensuring adherence to plasma collection regulations and safety protocols. This role involves close collaboration with center management and medical staff, supporting employee health programs, and maintaining compliance with FDA training and state licensure requirements. The position supports the collection of high-quality plasma used for life-saving medicines in a fast-paced healthcare environment.

The Medical Historian/Phlebotomist at Takeda supports plasma donation center operations by screening donors, performing phlebotomy, and maintaining accurate donor records. The role requires strong customer service skills, the ability to work varied shifts including weekends and holidays, and adherence to safety protocols. Takeda offers a supportive environment with benefits, career growth opportunities, and a focus on improving patient care through plasma-derived medicines.

The Phlebotomist role at Takeda involves collecting plasma donations by screening donors, performing phlebotomy, and maintaining accurate records in a plasma center environment. This position requires excellent customer service skills, adherence to safety protocols, and the ability to work flexible shifts including weekends and holidays. The role supports the production of life-changing medicines by ensuring donor safety and operational efficiency at the plasma donation center.

The Health Screener role at Takeda involves screening plasma donors, performing phlebotomy, and operating plasmapheresis equipment to support plasma center operations. Duties include monitoring donor health, recording vital signs, managing donor information systems, and assisting with center process improvements. The position requires physical stamina, attention to safety protocols, and a customer service mindset in a clinical environment.

The Postdoctoral Scientist will independently conduct and analyze complex laboratory experiments while collaborating closely with the Principal Investigator and research team. Responsibilities include developing research protocols, recording data, assisting in grant proposals, and contributing to scientific publications. This role is a training opportunity for recent PhD graduates to advance their research skills in hematology and cellular therapy.

The Medical Customer Service role at Takeda involves greeting plasma donors, screening donors, taking vital signs, and supporting plasma center operations including phlebotomy tasks. The position requires strong customer service skills and the ability to work flexible shifts including weekends and holidays, while maintaining accurate records using the Donor Information System. Takeda offers comprehensive benefits, paid training, and opportunities for career growth in a supportive healthcare environment focused on patient care and plasma donation.

The Health Screener at Takeda's BioLife Plasma Donation Center is responsible for screening plasma donors, recording vital signs, and supporting plasma collection operations. This role involves customer service, maintaining accurate records, and coordinating donor compensation while ensuring donor and team safety. The position requires flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and holidays and offers career growth opportunities within a mission-driven healthcare environment.