Grow Our Own- Medical Lab Technician

Alomere Health•Alexandria, MN

About The Position

Medical Lab Technician (MLT)- Grow Our Own Program Hours: Will be based on the availability of open positions upon graduation What is a Medical Lab Technician? A Medical Laboratory Technician is responsible for accurately collecting specimens and performing provider ordered lab tests, reporting timely results, and aiding the provider in patient diagnosis and management. Program Overview The intent of this program is to provide internal growth opportunities for current Alomere Health employees to take their career to the next level as a MLT at Alomere Health. Alomere Health will pay 100% of all expenses directly associated with tuition/books/scrubs/etc. This is a two (2) year Associate's degree. Employees will remain employed throughout their schooling. Department leadership will work with the employee to balance the work schedule with the school schedule. The employee’s current benefits (medical, dental, vision, etc.) will remain in place even though employee’s may be working less than their hired status (FTE). Benefit time off will continue to accrue based on hours paid. If the employee completes the MLT program, but does not pass the Medical Laboratory Technician Certification, maintain passing grades (C or above), meet minimum program requirements or remain employed at least 0.5 FTE for three (3) years post-graduation, the employee will be responsible to pay back 100% of the employer paid program costs to Alomere Health. External Applicants: If selected, you would be hired into a part-time or casual role while attending school in this program. The position will depend on the availability of open positions.

Requirements

Updated resume
Please answer the following essay questions: Please attach a document answering these questions. What interests you the most about a career as a Medical Lab Technician? Why is now the right time to further your education? How will you balance work and school while participating in this program?