Medical Technologist Non Cert

Responsible for handling, performing, evaluating and releasing results on laboratory specimens received for analysis. Includes performing all requirements relating to specimens and generating accurate, timely results and reporting.

Performs all processes associated with testing of laboratory specimens (pre-analytical, analytical and post analytical) on test systems according to established laboratory policies and procedures.
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Performs and analyzes quality control testing and quality assurance activities to ensure accuracy of specimen testing.
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Maintains and troubleshoots complex instrumentation and test systems in accordance with established policies and procedures. Ensures corrective action completed and documented according to procedure prior to release of any testing results.
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Prioritizes assigned duties and workload to ensure completion meets established laboratory turnaround times. -
Completes required annual competencies for test systems by specified due date. Completes annual continuing education assignments by due date. Complies with all regulatory standards and maintains a working knowledge of the standards. Maintains knowledge of, demonstrates, and adheres to hospital and laboratory safety and compliance policies and procedures. -
Demonstrates effective problem solving skills. Demonstrates continual learning.
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Practices effective and efficient use of supplies and reagents and actively participates in inventory control.
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Required - Bachelor's degree in medical technology, clinical laboratory science, or chemical, physical, or biological science.
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Bachelor's degree in chemical, physical or biological science with a minimum of 60 semester hours specifically including, 6 hours of Chemistry, 6 hours of Biology and 12 additional hours in any combination of Chemistry, Biology, or medical Laboratory Technology. Transcript with degree indicated must be provided and evaluated by laboratory leadership prior to offer.
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a "Diploma" in Medical Technology, obtained prior to April 24, 1995, may be considered. Transcript with degree indicated must be provided and evaluated by laboratory leadership prior to offer.
Preferred - bachelor's degree in medical technology or clinical laboratory science.

Preferred - six months minimum experience as a technical generalist.

REQUIRED
PREFERRED
- ASCP (American Society of Clinical Pathologists) certification - Medical Technologist or Medical Laboratory Scientist,
- NCA (National Certification Agency) certification - Clinical Laboratory Scientist,
- AMT (American Medical Technologist) certification - Medical Technologist,
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- HEW (Health, Education, and Welfare) certification - Medical Technologist.