Medical Laboratory Scientist II, Nights, Baptist South

Baptist Health - Florida•Jacksonville, FL

43d•Onsite

About The Position

Baptist Health is looking to add a highly motivated and skilled Medical Lab Scientist II to join our team working in the Laboratory Department at Baptist Medical Center South. This is a full-time, night shift opportunity working Monday through Thursday, 10 hour shifts with rotating every third weekend. As a Medical Laboratory Scientist II, at Baptist Health, you can expect processing and collecting specimens, working in the LIS, and general clerical duties in the general (main) lab. This candidate must hold a valid Medical Technologist - Generalist license in the State of Florida before hire. Baptist South is serving the rapidly growing neighborhoods in southern Duval and northern St. Johns counties. This hospital blends resort-like amenities with the mot advanced medical care, providing for the physical, spiritual and emotional needs of patients and their families. This Medical Laboratory Scientist II position will be located at Baptist South. If you are interested in this full-time opportunity, please apply now!

Requirements

This candidate must hold a valid Medical Technologist - Generalist license in the State of Florida before hire.
2 years Medical Technologist Experience
Licensed Medical Technologist Required
Licensed Clinical Laboratory Technician Required

Nice To Haves

Certified Medical Technologist (MT) Preferred
Certified Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) Preferred

Responsibilities

Maintaining expertise and performing technical, specimen collection/processing, LIS, general department, and clerical functions in laboratory areas where applicable.
Maintaining records of performance as defined in the SOP manuals
Supervision by Director and Section Supervisors; can perform all responsibilities without on-site supervision.
Supervising MLTs as General Supervisor and serving as Charge Technologist in the abscense of other lab supervisors or MTs.
May instruct new employees and students.