Production Specialist

Job Description

Job Description

Production Specialist - Microbiology Support ???? Location: On-site
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Are you detail-oriented, curious about microbiology, and looking for a hands-on role in a clean, highly controlled environment? We’re hiring a Production Specialist to help with microbiology testing and product labeling in a healthcare-focused setting. This is a great opportunity for someone with some biology experience (even a class in college!) who thrives on organization, follows instructions well, and understands the importance of cleanliness in a lab or healthcare environment.

Production Specialist

• Collect environmental samples from production rooms to test for microbial growth.
• Incubate and monitor samples using lab equipment.
• Identify different microbial growths using basic tools (e.g., magnifying glass, visual inspection).
• Circle and document unique growths, pack samples, and send to a third-party lab.
• Track and manage paperwork through the full testing process.

Product Receiving & Labeling

• Unbox received materials and complete basic documentation.
• Apply approval stickers and store materials in proper locations.
• Operate specialized label printing software (training provided).
• Ensure labels are accurate (correct dosage, product information, etc.).
• Monitor and track printed labels; ensure proper storage.

Cleanroom Environment

• Work in a sterile, controlled setting — similar to prepping for a medical procedure (not as extreme, but attention to cleanliness is critical).
• Gown properly and follow all hygiene protocols.

• Detail-oriented and highly organized — this is a must.
• Comfortable working in a clean, structured, and regulated environment.
• Some exposure to biology or microbiology (college course or lab experience is great!).
• Background in healthcare, pharmaceutical, or compounding is a plus but not required.
• Able to follow procedures exactly and take ownership of routine tasks.

“You don’t need to be a microbiologist — just someone who can follow steps and stay organized. A lot of this is teachable.”

• Stable Monday–Friday schedule, with occasional short weekend visits due to testing timelines.
• Clean, hands-on work in a regulated, meaningful industry.
• Team will train you on specialized equipment and procedures.
• Great for someone starting out in lab support, microbiology, or quality control.

Apply today if you're ready to join a team that values precision, cleanliness, and care in everything they do!