Clinical Lab Tech Generalist - including Blood Bank | UF Health Leesburg | Part-Time | Days

UF Health•Leesburg, FL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Clinical Laboratory Technologist Generalist performs diagnostic procedures in assigned areas and must be highly skilled in the areas for which they are licensed. The position helps maintain an excellent rapport between Laboratory staff and other hospital departments. This is a part-time role at UF Health Leesburg Hospital, scheduled for 20 hours per week, with day/evening hours of 10:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and rotating every other weekend.

Requirements

Associate's degree in Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) or a related field.
Active Florida Clinical Laboratory Technologist license (TN).
Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree.

Responsibilities

Maintain scheduling flexibility and meet attendance expectations, including the absence and tardiness policy.
Leave the assigned bench stocked and communicate clearly with the next shift through logs, verbal communication, notes, or other appropriate tools.
Complete assigned work within the scheduled time frame, including turnaround-time requirements and proficiency testing.
Perform routine patient testing, including patient identification, preparation, specimen collection, handling, processing, testing, and reporting of critical results according to laboratory standards.
Report and record patient, quality control, proficiency testing, and preventative maintenance results accurately and on time.
Operate assigned laboratory instruments, including reviewing quality control, maintenance, and function checks.
Participate in departmental and hospital committees, performance improvement projects, educational offerings for peers, and mentoring or precepting new team members.
Attend staff meetings and complete required competencies and mandatory education.
Seek training, education, certification, and advancement in the area of focus or specialty.
Demonstrate behavior that supports positive interactions with physicians, peers, patients, and family members.
Complete other duties as requested or assigned.