Laboratory - MT

Clinical Laboratory Technologist

In the laboratory, under limited supervision, performs routine and specialized tests in assigned laboratory sections in a timely manner. Monitors lab processes and verifies results. With six years of experience, may direct daily activities of the section in the absence of the supervisor. Performs clinical analyses for routine, special, and automated tests. Observes reactions and makes qualitative or quantitative analyses. Recognizes abnormal values and takes proper action regarding critical values. Conducts quality control, documents, interprets, and troubleshoots issues. Assumes responsibility to resolve problems and performs required preventative maintenance procedures in laboratory instrumentation. Investigates and resolves technical problems and consults supervisor for policy or procedure modifications. Identifies potential equipment failure and resolves issues within area of knowledge. Verifies and posts results in the Laboratory Information System or on appropriate reports. Files reports when necessary. Performs related LIS computer functions such as entry, verification, retrieval of results, and special workload recording. Obtains laboratory specimens directly from patients as trained and selects appropriate equipment for age of patient and testing ordered. Recognizes the need for continuing education as a function of growth and maintenance of professional competence and license. Participates in the practical and clinical training of new employees, as assigned. Performs and evaluates new testing methods and procedures. For technologists with six or more years of experience, may act in a supervisory capacity in the absence of the supervisor. Will perform other duties as assigned. Primarily rotational mid-shift coverage, with hours varying depending on coverage needs. Average schedule is Monday through Friday from 1 PM to 9:30 PM, but could shift to 11 AM to 7 PM or 3 PM to 11:30 PM if second shift coverage is needed.