Job Description
Shift Details
- Full-time
- Overnight Shift
- 4 Shifts per Week
- 9PM-730AM
- Perform chemical, bacteriological, serological, or microscopic laboratory test procedures on specimens in one or more laboratory sections.
- Perform and monitor quality control procedures and report results to ensure consistency and accuracy.
- Calibrate, standardize, and maintain equipment following established procedures. Perform troubleshooting techniques on instruments. Recognize instrument malfunctions and abnormal test results and take corrective action.
- Prepare reagents, standards, and controls according to prescribed procedures.
- Validate, review and report the results of tests performed.
- May assist higher-level technical staff with the instruction and teaching of laboratory procedures and tests.
- Perform tests requiring routine and/or complex instrumentation on flow cytometer, optical, photometric, electronic, automated scintillation, etc.
- Review and evaluate literature for new testing and techniques.
- Dispose of or properly handle biological, radioactive, and/or hazardous water in a manner that is consistent with laboratory, university, state, and federal government policy.
- Participate in the ordering activities for supplies, materials, and equipment as needed.
- Instruct laboratory staff and resident physicians in the performance of laboratory tests of all types which require a high degree of skill and training, involving all STAT procedures.
- Interpret laboratory results and discuss results with Pathologist, other clinical staff, and laboratory supervisors.
- May suggest additional tests based on results obtained.
- May complete unit/department specific duties and expectations as outlined in department documents.
- Certification: Medical Technologist (MT), Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS or IMLS), categorical or specialist (such as Chemistry, Cyto, Histo, Microbiology, Blood Banking, Molecular Biology) by American Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP) or American Medical Technologists (AMT), or Certified Point of Care Professional (CPP) by American Association for Clinical Chemistry (AACC), or Clinical Laboratory Technologist by former Dept of Health Education & Welfare (HEW/HHS).
- Bachelor's degree. Individuals who have qualified as a medical technologist by February 28, 1992, may substitute an associate degree.
Required Qualifications for Non-Certified MLS:
- Bachelor's degree. Individuals who have qualified as a medical technologist by February 28, 1992, may substitute an associate degree.
- One (1) year of experience in a directly related laboratory setting, or recent graduation from a Medical Laboratory scientist program.
Benefits
Competitive Insurance Packages
- Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance plans available
Vacation & Wellness
- Generous PTO ranging from 18 - 28 days that begins accruing from day one
- Four weeks of 100% paid leave for parents and two weeks for caregivers – effective January 2024
- Access to an Employee Assistance Program for you and your family
Retirement Benefits
- Robust retirement options
Professional Growth
- Up to 75% tuition coverage for you and 50% for family members at a top-rated local university.
- Established career paths with opportunities for advancement.
Additional Perks
- Covered fees for life support certification courses.
About Nucleus Healthcare:
↓Nucleus Healthcare is a talent acquisition company trusted by top-tier facilities and organizations to partner in finding quality candidates seeking meaningful employment. Our recruiters are experienced in building candidate profiles based on the skills our partners want to hire. When you speak to one of our recruiters, they will make you feel at ease throughout the process, preparing you with confidence every step of the way. We’ll do what it takes to ensure you land a role that is the right fit for you, and where you can grow your career.