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Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
Overview
The Medical Technologist independently performs laboratory tests and procedures, processes orders and specimens, and reports test results according to standard operating procedures. Responsibilities also include operating instruments, performing quality control, and analyzing deviations from expected results.
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11 days ago
Roper St. Francis Healthcare
The Medical Lab Technician/Scientist performs routine and special diagnostic procedures, ensuring quality and accuracy of test results. They assist in technical and administrative functions of the laboratory, including phlebotomy and instrument operation.
1 month ago
The Medical Lab Scientist/Technician performs routine and special diagnostic procedures, ensuring quality and accuracy of test results. They also assist in administrative functions and maintain laboratory compliance and safety standards.
OhioHealth
The Medical Technologist performs accurate, precise, and timely patient testing using automation, computerization, and manual methods, focusing heavily on critical thinking and complex analysis of body fluids. Responsibilities also include quality control, instrument maintenance, troubleshooting, and providing customer service to clinicians and staff.
Missouri Delta Medical Center
The Medical Technician/Technologist performs laboratory procedures requiring independent judgment, maintaining equipment and records, and executing quality assurance activities like controls and calibration verification. Responsibilities include following established procedures for specimen collection and processing, performing moderate to complex analytical tests, and analyzing quality control data to ensure accuracy.
The Medical Technologist will accurately perform laboratory tests and procedures to provide quality clinical information, while processing orders, performing testing independently, and reporting results according to standard operating procedures. Responsibilities also include operating instruments, performing quality control analysis, and actively promoting a lean work culture through process improvements.
2 months ago
Cincinnati Children's
The role involves performing a variety of laboratory tests under general direction to obtain data crucial for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases in infants, children, and adolescents. Responsibilities include conducting experiments, participating in cross-trained rotations, operating instruments, and performing quality control procedures.
Norton Sound Health Corp
The Medical Technologist provides expert-level clinical medical technology testing services across pre-analytic, analytic, and post-analytic phases, performing various tests on body fluids to aid in diagnosis and treatment. Responsibilities include verifying test procedures, reporting results, maintaining records, following quality control protocols, and assisting in resolving technical issues.
$48 - $62 / HOUR
BHS
The Medical Laboratory Technician independently performs laboratory testing, interprets and validates results, and ensures accuracy according to established procedures and regulatory standards. This role involves performing quality control, troubleshooting equipment, and communicating critical test values to appropriate personnel.
Huntsville Hospital Health System
The technician conducts routine tests for disease diagnosis and treatment, including performing blood tests and studying blood cell morphology. Responsibilities also involve performing various microbiological tests and ensuring the quality and timely reporting of all specimen results.
3 months ago
Yavapai Regional Medical Center
The Medical Lab Technologist will perform complex laboratory tests across disciplines like hematology, chemistry, and microbiology to ensure accurate and timely diagnostic results for patient care. Responsibilities include operating and maintaining equipment, interpreting results, conducting quality control, and notifying caregivers of critical values.
