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Lincoln Hospital is hiring: Medical Laboratory Technologist Supplemental in Seattle

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lincoln hospitalSeattle (WA)
Medical and Clinical Laboratory TechnologistsMedical Laboratories

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About the role

Medical Laboratory Technologist
Category: Lincoln Hospital
Department: Laboratory
Status: Supplemental
Description: Lincoln Hospital and Clinics is hiring a Medical Laboratory Technologist to join our Laboratory Team in Davenport, Washington. We are a community of caregivers delivering every day on our Mission to provide compassionate and personalized care that is accessible for all.The MT/MLT performs tests, analyze, and verify the results of mod, and high complexity testing on blood and bodily fluids. MT/MLT's will often work with infectious specimens within the facility preparing the samples for examination, using specialized equipment and instrumentation, performing numerous complicated tests simultaneously and accurately interpreting the results.
Job Requirements:
  • MLT-Associates degree with (MLT ASCP or equivalent) or MT-Bachelor's in clinical sciences with (MT ASCP or equivalent).* Prior experience working in a medical laboratory career or laboratory setting.
Preferred Qualifications:
  • Washington State Medical Assistant Phlebotomy Certification.* EKG training.* Arterial blood gas training. This is a per diem (supplemental) role. Schedule may vary based on the needs of the department. Rate of pay is 10% higher in lieu of benefits.**Application Instructions:**Please submit your resume with your application. A cover letter is encouraged to help us better understand your experience and interest in joining our team.

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