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Arizona – The Grand Canyon State!
The Community – Peach Springs, Arizona
With a setting that inspired the town of Radiator Springs in the Pixar Film Cars, and activities like cave exploring, whitewater rafting, and the famous grand canyon skywalk, Peach Springs – on historic Route 66 – is not to be missed. Spelunk yourself to sleep? Well, you can here at Peach Spring's Grand Canyon Caverns. Head underground for a guided tour of Grand Canyon Caverns, the largest dry caverns in the United States. If you're looking for a once-in-a-lifetime experience, stay the night in the Cave Room – one of the 10 most unusual places in the world to sleep. You'll snooze like a baby 220 feet below the surface – trust us, no ambient light from the city sneaks inside these cozy quarters.
Peach Springs, the capital of the Hualapai nation, is also the gateway to the Grand Canyon Skywalk – the glass-bottomed bridge hovering 4,000 feet above the canyon floor. If that doesn't get your heart pumping, stop by Hualapai River Runners to plan your Grand Canyon whitewater river-rafting excursion.
For a Wild West good time, book a stay on the Hualapai Ranch. You'll spend your days learning how to quick draw, along with other cowboying skills, then spend the evenings listening to cowboy stories by a campfire while making s'mores.
Hualapai Tribe's Grand Canyon West offers unparalleled views of the Grand Canyon's west rim from hiking and biking trails, river rafting, and the famous Skywalk. See the Grand Canyon from a different angle at Grand Canyon West, owned and operated by the Hualapai Tribe. Grand Canyon West offers unparalleled panoramic views of the canyon's west rim – from hiking and biking trails, river rafting, a zip line and the famous skywalk – whether you're looking down into the canyon through the glass floor of the gravity-defying skywalk or looking up at the cliff tops from a raft below, the view is always spectacular.
About the Hualapai Tribe: The Hualapai people, which means the 'People of the Tall Pines' have inhabited this area since A.D. 600 and culturally identify as part of the Pai Yuman which includes Havasupai and Yavapai. The Grand Canyon West is not part of Grand Canyon National Park but instead sits on Hualapai Tribal lands - 108 miles of which run along the western end of the Grand Canyon and Colorado River. This side of the canyon is more desert-like with elevations that average 4,000 feet, and it remains warmer in the summer.
Explore the Peach Springs town here.
About the Facility – Peach Springs Health Center
The Peach Springs Health Center is a 40-hour ambulatory care facility that supplements the hospital's health care. General outpatient services, dental care and preventive services are provided by one physician and one physician's assistant. Services provided by the Indian Health Service are meant exclusively for American Indians and Alaska Natives. Services provided include: audiology, behavioral health services, dental, gynecology, laboratory, medical imaging, nutrition services, ophthalmology, optometry, pharmacy, podiatry, primary care, public health education, public health nursing, and rheumatology.
Facility Address: 943 Hualapai Way, Peach Springs, AZ 86434
RESPONSIBILITIES (listed are included but not limited to)

• Shall cover the range of routine and STAT testing on blood, urine, and other body fluids.
• Collecting, transporting, processing, and evaluating specimens for all lap sections.
• Shall perform clinical chemistry and toxicology on automated and semi-automated instruments.
• Storing and preparing reagents, standards, and calibrators. Maintaining, calibrating, cleaning, and effecting repairs of laboratory equipment and instrumentation. Documenting those functions and informing supervisory staff of any problems encountered.
• Preparing, testing, recording, and interpreting quality control materials. Taking corrective action for out-of-control results, and immediately notifying supervisory staff of any problems encountered.
• Testing, verifying, and reporting patient test results in accordance with stablished protocols. Recognizing and responding to indications of malfunctions in testing and reporting. Immediately evaluating current test results to available prior test results for acceptability. Reporting critical results in accordance with established protocols.

REQUIREMENTS

• Must have twenty-four (24) months as a Medical Technologist with Generalist experience.
• Must have a B.S. Degree in Medical Technology or one of the Biological Science (Biology, Microbiology, Chemistry, etc.) from an accredited college or university.
• Must be certified in Medical Technology by the appropriate agency.
• Must have certification from the American Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP) -OR- American Medical Technologist (AMT).
• Must have certification in Current Basic Life Support (BLS).
• Must also provide current and up-to-date immunization records including COVID vaccinations.
• Language Requirements and Cultural Awareness: Shall read, understand, speak, and write English to effectively communicate with patients and other health care workers, and shall be respectful of the local, American Indian and Alaska Native culture.
• Must possess basic knowledge, skills, and abilities to use a computer.