Plasma Processor

Job Summary

Start your career today! Want to be part of the process that turns plasma donations into life-saving therapies? As a Processing Technician, you’ll handle the critical steps of plasma processing, sampling, and storage while maintaining compliance with all safety and regulatory standards. Your attention to detail will directly impact the quality of products that help patients around the world.

What you'll do

• Complete aseptic sampling and heat sealing of plasma units, placing them in freezers within required timeframes to ensure quality.
• Monitor freezer and refrigerator temperatures, reporting any deviations immediately.
• Process plasma and samples according to cGMP, SOPs, and regulatory guidelines.
• Maintain product safety and integrity during processing, storage, and shipment.
• Perform centrifugation, labeling, inspection, and classification of products.
• Prepare, calibrate, and verify equipment maintenance as scheduled.
• Manage product packing, inventory, and freezer organization for efficiency.
• Control the disposition of unsuitable products with complete documentation.
• Prepare and verify shipments according to SOPs.
• Receive and inventory incoming supplies, maintaining a clean and organized storage area.
• Identify released units daily and stage them for shipment.
• Maintain accurate records and data integrity in all processing activities.
• Follow unidirectional flow procedures to prevent cross-contamination.
• Keep the processing area clean, orderly, and stocked with necessary supplies.
• Answer calls professionally, providing accurate information or transferring to the appropriate person.
• Support production goals while ensuring donor questions are answered clearly and professionally.

Qualifications and need-to-know

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Strong attention to detail and ability to follow strict procedures.
• Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced, regulated environment.
• Good organizational and problem-solving skills.
• Willingness to work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed.
• Familiarity with FDA, cGMP, and OSHA regulations is a plus.