Medical Technologist II

WakeMed Health & Hospitals•Raleigh, NC

About The Position

Performs routine and specialized laboratory tests and other procedures used in diagnosing and treating diseases. Uses laboratory equipment, instruments, and computer systems, and evaluates and reports patient results with considerable independent judgment within established testing methods. Performs quality control and helps maintain the laboratory, equipment, and supplies. Assists with developing and implementing new procedures and instrumentation. May take responsibility for laboratory projects or functions such as performance improvement, safety, quality control, regulatory matters, administration, staff development, or computer systems. Trains new employees and/or students in the theoretical and operational aspects of procedures and serves as a resource for less experienced staff. Performs other duties as assigned. WakeMed Health & Hospitals has served the community since 1961 and describes itself as the leading provider of health services in Wake County. Its mission is to improve the health and well-being of the community and provide outstanding, compassionate care.

Requirements

Associate's degree in Medical Technology or Associate's degree in Medical Laboratory Technology.
Two years of clinical experience in a clinical laboratory performing moderate- and high-complexity testing is preferred.
American Society for Clinical Pathology credential is preferred.
National Credentialing Agency for Laboratory Personnel certification is preferred.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree in Clinical Laboratory Science preferred.
Two years of clinical experience in a clinical laboratory performing moderate- and high-complexity testing.
American Society for Clinical Pathology credential.
National Credentialing Agency for Laboratory Personnel certification.

Responsibilities

Perform routine and specialized laboratory tests and other procedures for diagnosing and treating diseases.
Use laboratory equipment, instruments, and computer systems.
Evaluate and report patient results using independent judgment within established testing methods.
Perform quality control procedures and help maintain the laboratory, equipment, and supplies.
Assist in developing and implementing new procedures and instrumentation.
May assume responsibility for laboratory projects or functions, including performance improvement, safety, quality control, regulatory matters, administration, staff development, and computer systems.
Train new employees and/or students in the theoretical and operational aspects of procedures.
Serve as a resource for less experienced staff.
Perform other duties as assigned.