Medical Lab Technician - Chemistry

SUMMARY

A Medical Laboratory Technician analyzes biological specimens using routine and complex instruments and manual methods; applies quality control, maintenance, and calibration procedures per standard operating procedures to provide accurate, reliable and timely information for preventing, diagnosing or treating disease; and participates in teaching students and new employees.

QUALIFICATIONS

• MLT certification from the American Society of Clinical Laboratory Technician or National Certification Agency is required

• New graduates must obtain registration with the ASCP Board within 18 months of employment

• Understands the basic clinical laboratory methodologies and recognizes factors that affect procedures and results

• Refers problems to supervisors or medical technologist

• No previous work experience necessary

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SUMMARY

Analyzes biological specimens integrating instrument operation, maintenance, control/calibration with patient data and test results to provide accurate, reliable and timely information for preventing, diagnosing or treating disease; ensures compliance with QC and QA programs to effect the highest quality patient care; offers technical support to patient care providers; and teaches students and new employees.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Certified as a Medical Technologist by the American Society of Clinical Pathologists

• ASCP, National Certification Agency

• NCA, or Clinical Laboratory Technologists (Health Education and Welfare) - CLT(HEW) or be a graduate of a National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences

• NAACLS accredited School of Medical Technology and registry eligible

• No previous work experience necessary

• New graduates or new to the state must pass certifying exam within 18 months of employment

• Understands clinical laboratory methodologies and clinical correlation

• Proficient in the use of the appropriate equipment

• Understands the ethics of Medical Technology and realizes the importance of accuracy and reliability in the performance of laboratory tests

Equal Opportunity Employer-Minorities/Females/Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities/Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity.