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David Careers

Medical Technologist/Medical Laboratory Technician - ASCP Certified

Posted 19 days ago

ka recruitingSandersville (GA)
Medical and Clinical Laboratory TechnologistsMedical Laboratories

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About the role

Medical Technologist / Medical Laboratory Technician (MT/MLT) ASCP Certified A healthcare facility is seeking a Medical Technologist (MT/MLS) or Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) to join their laboratory team on a full-time permanent basis.
Position Details: Full-time permanent position Multiple shift options may be available Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits package Supportive laboratory team environment Opportunities for growth and advancement
Responsibilities: Perform routine and complex laboratory testing in accordance with established procedures Analyze, interpret, and report accurate patient results Operate, troubleshoot, and maintain laboratory instrumentation Follow quality assurance, quality control, and safety protocols Maintain accurate laboratory documentation and records Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and healthcare staff to support patient care
Requirements: ASCP certification required Associate or Bachelor s degree in Medical Laboratory Science or related field Previous clinical laboratory experience preferred Strong attention to detail and critical thinking skills Ability to work independently and within a team environment Qualified candidates are encouraged to apply for immediate consideration. For more information please send your resume directly to or call/text me at.

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