What are the responsibilities and job description for the Medical Laboratory Technician FT position at FAMILY HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT COMPANY?
Medical Laboratory Technician
Schedule: Full-Time
Join our dynamic healthcare team as a Medical Laboratory Technician, where you'll play a vital role in patient diagnosis and care. You will utilize your expertise in laboratory science to perform complex tests that provide crucial data for detecting, diagnosing, and treating diseases. Your contributions will directly impact patient outcomes and help maintain the highest standards of healthcare excellence. Embrace this opportunity to work in a collaborative environment that values innovation, precision, and compassion.
Why Join Our Team
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Competitive pay with opportunities for growth
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Flexible scheduling options
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Supportive leadership and team-oriented culture
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Meaningful role with direct patient impact
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Training and advancement opportunities within healthcare operations
Key Responsibilities
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Perform clinical laboratory testing in areas such as: Hematology, Chemistry, Urinalysis, Coagulation, Immunology, Microbiology, and Blood Bank
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Prepare specimens for analysis and ensure proper labeling, handling, and storage
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Operate, calibrate, and maintain laboratory instruments and equipment
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Verify and validate test results; identify discrepancies or unexpected findings
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Document results accurately in the Laboratory Information System (LIS)
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Participate in quality control, proficiency testing, and quality improvement activities
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Follow laboratory safety protocols and infection control procedures
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Assist with inventory management and supply stocking
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Communicate effectively with providers, nurses, and clinical staff regarding urgent or critical results
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Participate in continuing education and training activities
Qualifications:
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Associate’s degree in Medical Laboratory Technology or equivalent from an accredited program
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Completion of a NAACLS-accredited MLT program
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Certification as a Medical Laboratory Technician (ASCP, AMT, or equivalent)
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Current state licensure, if applicable
Preferred:
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One year of clinical laboratory experience in a hospital or outpatient lab
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Familiarity with CLIA regulations and CAP accreditation standards