MED TECH (ASCP/REGISTERED) - LABORATORY - FT - VARIED SHIFTS

UHS•Enid, OK

11d•Onsite

About The Position

St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center is seeking a Medical Technologist to join its laboratory team in Enid, Oklahoma. The role performs technical analytical procedures in areas including hematology, chemistry, special chemistry, microbiology, blood bank, serology, urinalysis, coagulation, and phlebotomy, as ordered by physicians. The technologist also performs routine maintenance and troubleshooting of laboratory instruments and participates in performing, recording, and evaluating quality control for tests conducted. The position requires proficiency in phlebotomy and specimen collection, safe handling practices, and correct specimen labeling, accessioning, and delivery. The technologist responds to STAT, ASAP, NOW, and outpatient phlebotomy requests and communicates relevant information to departments and staff, alerting appropriate staff to STAT orders. The posting identifies the position as full-time with varied shifts and notes a sign-on bonus may be available to eligible candidates.

Requirements

A Master of Science or equivalent in Medical Technology, Biology, or Chemistry, plus two years of experience or equivalent; or a Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology, Biology, or Chemistry, plus two years of experience or equivalent.
ASCP certification as M, MLT, or MLS; eligibility for certification or equivalent is also accepted.
Good verbal and written communication skills.
Good computer skills and experience with Microsoft applications.

Responsibilities

Perform technical analytical procedures in hematology, chemistry, special chemistry, microbiology, blood bank, serology, urinalysis, coagulation, and phlebotomy as ordered by physicians.
Perform routine maintenance and troubleshoot laboratory instrumentation.
Perform and record quality control for tests, and participate in evaluation of quality control.
Collect blood and other specimens using appropriate techniques and devices for the patient’s age.
Handle and collect specimens safely to maintain their integrity and quality.
Label, accession, and deliver specimens to the appropriate department using correct procedures.
Respond promptly and cooperatively to STAT, ASAP, NOW, and outpatient phlebotomy requests.
Communicate information to appropriate areas, departments, and individuals, and alert appropriate staff about STAT orders.