Medical Lab Technician Weekender - Ambulatory

University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics Authority•Madison, WI

96d•Onsite

About The Position

Work Schedule: 50% FTE, weekends. You may be eligible for up to a $5000.00 sign-on bonus. This position is eligible for a $8.00 per hour weekender differential in addition to their base rate of pay. You will work at 7102 Mineral Point Road in Madison, WI. Pay: External hires may be eligible for up to a $5000.00 sign on bonus. This person is eligible for a $8.00 per hour weekender differential in addition to their base rate of pay. Be part of something remarkable Join the #1 hospital in Wisconsin to play an essential role in the quality and safety of patient care by providing accurate diagnostic and treatment information. We are seeking a Medical Lab Technician (MLT) Weekender - Generalist to: Perform and verify patient testing, proficiency testing and QC. Troubleshoot when necessary as a scientist. Demonstrate decision-making skills, ability to work independently, and the ability to take on teaching/training responsibilities as needed. Perform phlebotomy, process specimens for testing/transport, provide patient instructions and answer provider questions as needed.

Requirements

Associate's Degree in laboratory science or medical laboratory technology Required or Education and training equivalent to an associate degree to include 60 semester hours including either 24 semester hours of medical laboratory technology courses or 24 semester hours of science courses Required

Nice To Haves

Associate's Degree in Medical Laboratory Technology Preferred
Bachelor's Degree in medical technology, clinical laboratory science, or chemical, physical, or biological science Preferred
1 year experience as Medical Laboratory Technician or relevant laboratory experience Preferred
Certification Medical Laboratory Technician by the board of American Society of Clinical Pathologists or similar agency Preferred

Responsibilities

Perform and verify patient testing, proficiency testing and QC.
Troubleshoot when necessary as a scientist.
Demonstrate decision-making skills, ability to work independently, and the ability to take on teaching/training responsibilities as needed.
Perform phlebotomy, process specimens for testing/transport, provide patient instructions and answer provider questions as needed.