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Lead Clinical Laboratory Medical Technologist Job at Medical University of South Carolina in Johns Island

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medical university of south carolinaJohns Island (SC)

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About the role

The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) seeks a Medical Technologist II Lead to oversee high‑complexity clinical testing within an academic health center. The Lead Technologist performs and validates advanced diagnostic procedures, manages quality control, and ensures compliance with CLIA, CAP, and institutional standards. This role mentors and schedules staff, troubleshoots instruments, and collaborates with clinicians, educators, and researchers. The position supports MUSC’s missions in patient care, education, and research by optimizing laboratory workflows and contributing to process improvement initiatives. Perform and verify high-complexity clinical laboratory tests across assigned disciplines (e.g., chemistry, hematology, microbiology). Oversee daily workflow, staffing, and scheduling for assigned laboratory section to ensure timely, accurate results. Monitor and document quality control, proficiency testing, and instrument maintenance in compliance with CLIA and CAP standards. Troubleshoot analyzers, equipment, and assay performance issues, coordinating vendor support as needed. Train, mentor, and assess competency of technologists, technicians, and students. Collaborate with clinicians, educators, and researchers to support patient care, education, and investigative projects. Participate in development, validation, and implementation of new tests, methods, and instruments. Maintain accurate records, reports, and LIS documentation to support audits and inspections. Promote a culture of safety, infection control, and continuous process improvement within the laboratory. Support on-call, weekend, or evening coverage as required by departmental operations. Clinical laboratory testing Hematology Clinical chemistry Microbiology techniques Quality control and assurance Laboratory information systems (LIS) Regulatory compliance (CLIA, CAP, JCAHO) Phlebotomy and specimen processing Data analysis and troubleshooting Staff training and mentoring Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k ASCP Medical Technologist (MT/MLS) certification State clinical laboratory personnel license (if applicable) Leadership or supervisor training in clinical laboratories Competency in high-complexity testing per CLIA

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