Clinical Lab Technologist - Day Shift

WVU Medicine

Morgantown (WV)

On-site

USD 55,000 - 75,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

WVUH West Virginia University Hospitals in Morgantown seeks a Medical Technologist to perform and analyze clinical laboratory tests across disciplines following policies and procedures. The role requires quality control, instrument maintenance, and collaboration with nurses and physicians.

Responsibilities include phlebotomy, reporting results, and ensuring safety and compliance in a dynamic clinical setting.

Qualifications

Must possess current licensure as required by state board where services will be provided.
WV: High Complexity Testing Personnel (HCTP) License OR Trainee License issued by WV Dept. of Health.
BS in Medical Technology/Medical (Clinical) Laboratory Science or equivalent.

Responsibilities

Process and analyze samples, in a timely and orderly fashion, and meet usual and customary levels of productivity, while following procedures for accurate identification.
Set up, run, maintain, and adjust laboratory instruments accordingly to policies and procedures.
Take appropriate action for quality control in all technical areas and follow infection control procedures for all job-related functions.
May perform quality control summaries.
Perform phlebotomy procedures on patients as needed.
Complete forms and reports findings to nurses and/or physicians.
Interact with other healthcare workers to solve problems and interpret patient lab results within the framework of medical technology.
Perform routine and basic laboratory testing within a designated area in the clinical laboratory.
Recognize testing inconsistency and take appropriate corrective action.
Maintain all patient and specimen records accurately, neatly, and legibly.
Follow hospital, state, and federal guidelines for ensuring a safe environment for workers, patients, and public.
Maintain compliance with hospital and departmental policies and procedures for safety, security, and infection control.
Communicate and interact with patients, families, visitors, physicians, departmental and hospital staff, and the public in general, in a manner that demonstrates professionalism and concern for their individual needs.