Blood Bank Medical Technologist — Third Shift

Hugh Chatham Health, Inc.; Winston-Salem (NC); On-site; USD 42,000 - 63,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Time Off

Health and welfare benefits

Flexible Spending Accounts

Adoption assistance

Job summary

Advocate Health is seeking a Medical Technologist for the Blood Bank on the Winston Campus. The role requires a Bachelor's degree in medical technology or related science, plus ASCP certification. Third shift with weekend coverage may apply. Experience as an MT is preferred, with NAACLS-accredited programs valued.

Responsibilities include accurate testing, specimen handling, QC, and safe operation of lab equipment. Commitment to ongoing education and professional standards is essential.

Qualifications

• Requires ability to communicate with physicians and nurses about procedures.
• Experiences with laboratory testing and turn-around times.
• Strong understanding of QA/QC in laboratory settings.

Responsibilities

• Adheres to hospital and department policies and maintains professional conduct.
• Performs laboratory procedures with minimal supervision within required turnaround times.
• Ensures accuracy of labeling, specimen accessioning, and result reporting.
• Follows safety protocols to protect patients and staff during testing.
• Engages in continuing education and skill development annually.

Skills

Professional communication

Education

Bachelor’s degree in medical technology or related science

MT/Medical Technologist experience preferred

NAACLS-approved Medical Technology program preferred

ASCP certification or equivalent required

Job description

Advocate Health is seeking a Medical Technologist for the Blood Bank on the Winston Campus. The role requires a Bachelor's degree in medical technology or related science, plus ASCP certification. Third shift with weekend coverage may apply. Experience as an MT is preferred, with NAACLS-accredited programs valued.

Responsibilities include accurate testing, specimen handling, QC, and safe operation of lab equipment. Commitment to ongoing education and professional standards is essential.