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David Careers

Medical Laboratory Technician/Medical Technologist

Posted 3 days ago

medical university of south carolinaJames Island (SC)
Medical and Clinical Laboratory TechniciansMedical Laboratories

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$23 - 34 per hour

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About the role

Supports clinical laboratory testing by preparing specimens, performing routine tests, maintaining quality control, troubleshooting instruments and recognizing normal and abnormal results. Communicates technical information and assists with training laboratory personnel. Multiple career ladder levels are available, with requirements varying by level. Prepare specimens for clinical laboratory testing. Perform routine laboratory tests. Perform quality control and maintenance procedures. Identify computer data problems and troubleshoot laboratory instruments. Communicate technical information to medical and nonmedical audiences. Assist with training laboratory personnel in routine procedures and recognize normal and abnormal values. Clinical laboratory testing Specimen preparation Routine laboratory procedures Quality control Laboratory equipment maintenance Instrument troubleshooting Laboratory information systems Clinical data review Recognition of normal and abnormal values Technical communication Medical Laboratory Technician certification by ASCP Board of Certification (BOC) or equivalent, or Medical Laboratory Scientist certification by ASCP BOC or equivalent; relevant categorical certification may apply to Medical Technologist roles.

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