Medical Laboratory Scientist
Medical Laboratory Scientist
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Perform diagnostic testing on blood, tissue, and other patient specimens utilizing automated and manual laboratory methods
- Analyze, verify, and report laboratory results with a high level of accuracy
- Operate, maintain, and troubleshoot laboratory instrumentation
- Adhere to quality control and quality assurance standards
- Support laboratory operations by following established policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements
- Exercise independent judgment when evaluating specimens and test results
- Collaborate with laboratory colleagues and healthcare providers to ensure exceptional patient care
- Assist in maintaining a safe and compliant laboratory environment
- Bachelor's degree in Medical Laboratory Science, Clinical Laboratory Science, Medical Technology, Biology, or a related scientific field
- Florida Clinical Laboratory Technologist license (active or eligible) required
- Completion of an accredited laboratory training program or equivalent laboratory experience
- Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills
- Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced clinical environment
- Why Consider This Opportunity?
- Work within a highly specialized acute care environment
- Exposure to advanced laboratory testing and complex patient populations
- Tuition assistance and professional development opportunities
- Relocation assistance available for qualified candidates
- Comprehensive benefits and retirement plans
- Supportive team culture focused on career growth and excellence in patient care
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