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Medical Technologist / Medical Laboratory Scientist - Permanent Direct Hire

Posted 16 days ago

ka recruitingGainesville (FL)

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About the role

Medical Technologist / Medical Laboratory Scientist Permanent Direct Hire We are currently seeking Medical Technologists, Medical Laboratory Scientists and Medical Laboratory Technicians for permanent, direct-hire opportunities with healthcare organizations across the country. Opportunities are available for both generalists and experienced specialty laboratory professionals. Current areas of recruitment include: Medical Technologist / MLS Medical Laboratory Technician Generalist Laboratory Blood Bank / Transfusion Medicine Immunohematology / IRL Microbiology Hematology Chemistry Histology Cytology Laboratory Lead / Supervisor / Manager positions
Position Highlights:
  • Permanent, direct-hire opportunities
  • Full-time positions available
  • Day, evening and night shifts depending on location
  • Hospital, reference laboratory and specialty laboratory settings
  • Competitive compensation
  • Opportunities for career advancement
  • Sign-on and/or relocation assistance available with select positions
  • Specialty and leadership opportunities available for experienced candidates
Qualifications:
  • Degree in Medical Laboratory Science, Medical Technology or related laboratory field as required for the position
  • ASCP, AMT or other applicable certification may be required depending on the opportunity
  • State laboratory license required where applicable
  • New graduates may be considered for select positions
  • Specialty experience may be required for Blood Bank, Microbiology and other advanced roles
  • Interested in hearing what permanent laboratory positions are available in your area? Contact Elizabeth Coughlin with K.A. Recruiting to discuss current openings. Elizabeth Coughlin Senior Healthcare Recruiter / Client Relationship Manager K.A. Recruiting

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