Medical Technologist I, Immunology

Labcorp•Indianapolis, IN

11d•Onsite

About The Position

Labcorp is seeking a Medical Technologist I to join its Immunology team in Indianapolis, Indiana. The position performs routine and complex laboratory testing and procedures in accordance with departmental Standard Operating Procedures. The technologist evaluates specimen acceptability, monitors and troubleshoots laboratory instruments, makes technical decisions, prepares and evaluates reagents or controls, and reports accurate, timely results to support patient care. The role also includes quality control and preventative maintenance documentation, replenishing bench supplies, assisting with specimen processing, and maintaining a safe work environment with appropriate personal protective equipment. The work schedule is Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The position requires a bachelor’s degree in a relevant science or laboratory field and at least one year of clinical laboratory testing experience, unless the applicant has an MLS degree. Non-traditional degrees with applicable science credits meeting CLIA standards may satisfy the education requirement. The role may require overtime or other shifts based on business needs. A $5,000 sign-on bonus is offered; internal employees are not eligible.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a Chemical or Biological science, Clinical Laboratory Science, or Medical Technology.
At least one year of clinical laboratory testing experience, or an MLS degree.
Understanding of laboratory operations, policies, and procedures.
Ability to work independently and within a team environment.
Computer proficiency and familiarity with laboratory information systems.
Strong attention to detail, communication, and organizational skills.
Ability to handle the physical requirements of the position.
Ability to pass a standardized color blindness test.
Flexibility to work overtime or other shifts depending on business needs.

Nice To Haves

At least two years of clinical laboratory testing experience.
ASCP or AMT certification.
Non-traditional degree with applicable science credits that meet CLIA standards may meet the education requirements.

Responsibilities

Determine whether specimens are acceptable for testing according to established criteria.
Perform routine and complex technical procedures and functions according to departmental Standard Operating Procedures.
Monitor, operate, and troubleshoot instrumentation to ensure proper functionality.
Make technical decisions regarding testing and problem solving.
Prepare, test, and evaluate new reagents or controls.
Report accurate and timely test results to support quality patient care.
Perform and document preventative maintenance and quality control procedures.
Identify and replenish testing bench supplies as necessary.
Assist with specimen processing when needed.
Maintain a safe work environment and wear appropriate personal protective equipment.