Medical Technologist, Evenings

About the Role

Under general supervision, performs clinical laboratory tests to obtain data for use in diagnosis and treatment of disease. Analyzes test results to ensure their accuracy prior to reporting.

Key Responsibilities

• Performs diagnostic (waived, moderate and highly complex) testing on blood and other biological specimens.
• Ensures accurate processing of samples, performance of tests, and reporting of results.
• Calibrates, conducts performance checks, and maintains a variety of clinical laboratory instruments and equipment; recognizes and corrects basic instrument malfunctions.
• Prepares reagents or media from a prescribed procedure or from the literature.
• Conducts and documents established quality control procedures on analytical tests, equipment, reagents, medias, and products.
• Evaluates quality control results and implements corrective action when indicated.
• Orients and supervises students and new or less skilled laboratory personnel.
• Monitors quality improvement process through evaluation of quality control.
• Participates in gathering information on current QI indicators.
• Develops new programs and monitors effectiveness of change as a member of a multi-functional team.
• Actively participates in the Laboratory's continuing education program and meets requirements.
• Shares knowledge gained from seminars, workshops, etc. through formal and informal presentations.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Medical laboratory techniques: Thorough knowledge of theory, principle, and practice.
• Equipment: Skill in using, calibrating, and basic maintenance of standard equipment used in medical laboratory practice.
• Medical laboratory tests: Skill in performing.
• Computers and personal productivity applications: Skill in using.
• Communication: Skill in written, interpersonal, and oral communication.
• Reporting: Ability to report results accurately orally and in writing.

Qualifications

• Education
• A Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Technology.
• OR a Bachelor of Science degree in an applicable science and two years additional experience in a related clinical laboratory.
• OR an Associate’s degree in Medical Laboratory Technology with four years of additional related clinical laboratory experience.

Experience is dependent upon the level of education acquired; new graduates are accepted.

• Licensures, Certifications
• Eligible for certification in Medical Technology or a subspecialty certification in a discipline in which the employee is to work (such as ASCP).

Certification is preferred but not required.

Preferred Experience

• Blood Bank Experience is preferred due to lab volumes.

Pay Range

• $30.06 - $49.29

Final salary offer will be based on the candidate's qualifications, education, experience, and alignment with organizational needs.