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Medical Laboratory 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 Lab Tech / Medical Technologist to perform diagnostic testing supporting patient care, research, and education. Responsibilities include processing and analyzing specimens, operating and maintaining laboratory analyzers, performing quality control, and accurately documenting and reporting results. The role collaborates with clinicians, faculty, and students in a teaching hospital environment, ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards while supporting innovative research and evidence-based clinical practice. Perform routine and specialized diagnostic tests on patient specimens Process, label, and store samples according to lab protocols Operate, calibrate, and maintain laboratory instruments and analyzers Perform and document quality control and participate in proficiency testing Validate, interpret, and accurately report test results in the LIS Collaborate with clinicians, faculty, and students in a teaching environment Adhere to infection control, safety, and regulatory standards (CLIA/CAP) Assist with training of students and new staff on lab procedures Support research and educational initiatives through accurate data generation Participate in continuous improvement and problem-solving activities Clinical laboratory testing Specimen processing Operation of analyzers Quality control and assurance Laboratory information systems (LIS) Phlebotomy and sample handling Infectious disease and safety protocols Result interpretation and validation Regulatory compliance (CLIA/CAP) Data documentation and reporting Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k ASCP or equivalent Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) or Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) certification preferred Eligibility for state licensure as applicable Current training in biosafety and infection control procedures BLS certification preferred in hospital-based settings

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