MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST
calverthealthPrince Frederick (MD)
About the role
Job Title Produce accurate results in hematology, serology, chemistry, blood bank, coagulation, urinalysis, microbiology and other areas as designated under the supervision of a medical technologist. Demonstrates a thorough knowledge of techniques, principals and instruments and their inter-relationships as well as the physiological conditions affecting test results.
Education:
Bachelors Degree in Medical Technology, or similar Bachelor of Science degree along with a certificate in Medical Technology (MT) or Medical Laboratory Science (MLS), or an Associate Degree in Medical Technology along with a similar Bachelor of Science degree. Students in their senior year of a Bachelors Degree in MT may be accepted.
Registration/Certification/Licensure:
ASCP, AMT, NCA or equivalent, preferred. Registry or Certification is required before performing Blood Bank procedures or working alone.
Experience:
Position requires 0-6 months related experience. Clinical experience in the process of completing college course work may be accepted.
Other Requirements:
Maintains unit-specific and hospital competencies, mandatory learning, and any clinical certifications required in accordance with the Staff Education and Training policy GA-057 and/or any other department requirements. Effectively communicates with all patient populations and staff by implementing organization-wide communication techniques as a daily practice. Effectively advocates for quality patient safety and satisfaction as a daily practice. Demonstrated proficiency of computer skills necessary to effectively complete position requirements. Previous experience and demonstrated professionalism in effectively communicating with customers and in promoting a positive service atmosphere. Ability to work independently in a multi-task environment producing quality work.
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