Medical Technologist I, Second Shift, Part time, Core Lab Department

UC Health•Cincinnati, OH

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About The Position

At UC Health, Medical Technologist I performs routine and complex laboratory analyses, identifies and corrects problems within the scope of training, stays current in laboratory theory and technique, and assumes responsibility for problem solving. The position requires independent judgment and interpretation. This is a part-time, second-shift position in the Core Lab Department. UC Health describes itself as the region’s adult academic health system, providing care to its community and patients from around the world. It emphasizes innovation, professional development, collaboration, and an inclusive, equitable, and diverse workplace.

Requirements

Associate's or bachelor's degree in clinical laboratory science or medical technology from an accredited institution, or a bachelor's degree in biology, chemistry, microbiology, or a related field from an accredited institution.

Nice To Haves

MLT(ASCP) certification or equivalent.
Laboratory experience.

Responsibilities

Performs and reports routine and complex laboratory analyses using protocols, guidelines, and independent judgment to evaluate the credibility and accuracy of test results.
Coordinates testing steps efficiently to support maximum productivity.
Operates, maintains, and repairs clinical laboratory equipment within the scope of training, including preventive maintenance, reagent preparation, calibrations, and safety checks.
Informs appropriate personnel about instrument problems and their resolution.
Maintains current knowledge through required competencies and training, review of departmental policies and procedures, and continuing education.
Performs and records quality control procedures, evaluates results, and takes corrective action when indicated.
Keeps appropriate personnel informed about ongoing problems and their resolution.
Obtains blood specimens by venipuncture or skin puncture within the scope of training and demonstrated competency.
Accession, triages, and processes specimens for testing and transit, and evaluates samples for acceptability.
Follows safety policies and procedures.
For clinical patient populations, communicates appropriately, provides clear treatment instructions, involves family or guardians in care, responds to patient needs and limitations, and recognizes and responds appropriately to behavioral health concerns and signs of abuse or neglect.
For clinical patient populations, considers growth and development, psychological needs, religious and cultural norms, and population-related data when planning care; performs treatments, administers medication, or operates equipment safely.