Flow Cytometry Medical Technologist - Advanced Diagnostics

The Charlotte Observer Publishing Company; City of Syracuse (NY); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The Charlotte Observer Publishing Company is seeking a Medical Technologist, Flow Cytometry to perform specialized testing, including lymphocyte subset analysis and immunophenotyping, to support patient diagnosis and treatment.

You will conduct routine instrument maintenance, calibration, and quality control, collaborate with pathologists, and contribute to validation of new tests and methodologies for improved diagnostics.

Qualifications

• NY license/registration or limited permit to practice as CLT and 2 years clinical lab experience required.
• Candidates with BS degree in Natural Sciences may be considered for commensurate title with restricted license and 1 year training in Flow Cytometry.
• Excellent computer skills required.

Responsibilities

• Perform specialized flow cytometry testing including lymphocyte subset analysis, stem cell analysis, and leukemia/lymphoma immunophenotyping.
• Conduct routine instrument maintenance, calibration, and quality control procedures to ensure accurate results.
• Contribute to development, validation, and implementation of new tests and methodologies.
• Collaborate with pathologists, lab professionals, and clinical teams to ensure high-quality care and operations.
• Educate and mentor Medical Technology students, CP residents and fellows in flow cytometry techniques.
• Maintain compliance with safety, regulatory, and accreditation requirements.

Skills

Flow Cytometry

Immunophenotyping

Laboratory Quality Control

Computer Skills

Education

BS in Natural Sciences

Tools

Flow cytometer

Job description

The Charlotte Observer Publishing Company is seeking a Medical Technologist, Flow Cytometry to perform specialized testing, including lymphocyte subset analysis and immunophenotyping, to support patient diagnosis and treatment.

You will conduct routine instrument maintenance, calibration, and quality control, collaborate with pathologists, and contribute to validation of new tests and methodologies for improved diagnostics.