Certified Medical Technologist II, Part Time, Third Shift, Core Lab

UC Health•Cincinnati, OH

26d•Onsite

About The Position

UC Health is hiring a part-time Certified Medical Technologist II for the Core Lab Department at University of Cincinnati Medical Center. The role performs routine and complex laboratory analyses, identifies and corrects problems, develops alternatives when necessary, stays current in laboratory theory and technique, and uses independent judgment and interpretation to solve problems.

Requirements

MT(ASCP), MLS(ASCP), or MLT(ASCP) certification, or equivalent.
Associate degree in clinical laboratory science or medical laboratory technology.
Knowledge of specimen requirements.
Familiarity with laboratory terminology, assay schedules, and expected turnaround times.
Ability to read and comprehend written information.
Ability to perform a variety of job duties effectively and efficiently in a stressful, fast-paced environment.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in clinical laboratory science or medical technology.
Laboratory experience.
Keyboarding skills.

Responsibilities

Perform waived, moderately complex, and highly complex testing under CLIA, including special analyses requiring advanced evaluation and judgment.
Use protocols, guidelines, and independent judgment to evaluate the credibility and accuracy of test results, and coordinate testing efficiently.
Operate, maintain, and repair clinical laboratory equipment within the scope of training, including preventive maintenance, reagent preparation, calibrations, and safety checks.
Identify and take responsibility for instrument, equipment, and reagent problems, and inform appropriate personnel.
Complete required competencies and training, review departmental policies and procedures, and participate in continuing education.
Provide instruction to students and new associates.
Perform and record quality control procedures, evaluate results, implement corrective actions, and analyze data for trends and problems.
Accession, triage, and process specimens for testing and transit, and evaluate samples for acceptability.
Follow all safety policies and procedures.
For clinical roles, communicate appropriately with patients and families; provide treatment instructions; involve family or guardians in care; recognize patient limitations, behavioral health needs, abuse or neglect, and needs related to psychological, religious, or cultural factors; and perform treatments, administer medication, or operate equipment safely.