Little Falls Hospital is Hiring a Part-Time Clinical Laboratory Technologist

Posted 10 days ago

workforce development board of herkimer madison oneida countiesLittle Falls (NY)

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Little Falls Hospital Is Hiring A Part-Time Clinical Laboratory Technologist The Clinical Laboratory Technologist (CLT) will work per diem various shift & weekend between 7AM - 3:30PM or 3PM - 11:30PM and will perform and verify (reports) laboratory tests and/or prepare products for transfusion on acceptable specimens to obtain accurate data in accordance with established procedures and protocols and in a timely manner. The Clinical Laboratory Technologist performs quality control (QC) processes and proficiency testing (PT) as assigned. As a Clinical Laboratory Technologist, you will maintain laboratory equipment, instruments, reagents and/or supplies and documentation required in performance of job responsibilities. The Clinical Laboratory Technologist follows all institution and department policies and procedures. Maintains a clean and orderly work environment. The CLT direct, review, and/or verify work of other clinical laboratory personnel, students, and/or nursing staff as assigned. Any Clinical Laboratory Technologist meeting NYSDOH qualifications of supervisor (part 58 of 10 NYCR, section 1.4) may be required to perform supervisory functions in the absence of the regular supervisor. Performs other duties within their scope of practice as assigned. Please refer to the LFH Lab's NYSDOH Clinical Laboratory permit for an overview of test categories performed under the LFH Laboratory permit. Medical Technologists may assume charge responsibility if the MT has six (6) years experience as a NYS-licensed Clinical Laboratory Technologist, in the absence of an on-duty Technical Supervisor.
Qualifications: Bassett Healthcare Network follows the New York State and New York State Department of Health COVID-19 vaccine mandates for healthcare workers. This mandate requires COVID-19 vaccinations for personnel working for or on behalf of our hospitals and nursing homes. The New York State mandate allows for medical exemptions and religious accommodations, when appropriate. All candidates who accept an offer from Bassett Healthcare Network will be required to show proof of vaccination as required by New York State.
Education: Candidates must be qualified as a Clinical Laboratory Technologist in accordance with New York State Department of Health regulations.
Licensure/Certificates/Memberships: Licensure by NYS SED as a Clinical Laboratory Technologist, required. OR licensure-eligible with a limited permit or limited license as a Clinical Laboratory Technologist. Limited Permit is granted to individuals that meet the educational requirements for licensure except for the licensing examination which must be taken within one year from the issuance of a limited permit.
Experience: Experience in a standard laboratory methodology, required. Previous clinical laboratory experience, preferred.
Benefits:
  • Our commitment to our employees includes benefit programs that are designed to meet the various needs across our employee population.
  • Anticipated Start Date Immediately
  • Job is: Part TimeWork Hours Per Diem Various Shift & Weekend between 7AM - 3:30PM or 3PM - 11:30PMNormal work days Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Overtime? NoSpecialized education required? NOWill you accept related experience? YesWill you accept a trainee? YesAre you on a public transportation route? YesPay Frequency HourlyHealth Insurance? YesDental Insurance? YesPaid Vacation? YesSick Leave? YesPaid Holidays? YesRetirement Plan? YesLocation: 140 Burwell St., Little Falls, NY 13365To Apply: Jada Mitchell
Email: jada.mitchell@bassett.org

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