Medical Lab Tech - ASCP Certified, Day Shift

Beth Israel Lahey Health, Inc.; Plymouth (MA); On-site; USD 38,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

Beth Israel Lahey Health, Inc. is seeking a Medical Lab Technician (ACSP or HEW certified) for a 36-hour work week on the Day Shift with rotating weekends and holidays.

The role involves performing tests, quality control, instrumentation maintenance, phlebotomy, and training staff, with opportunities to grow within a collaborative health system. Qualifications include a two-year MLT program or associate degree, six months' lab experience, and ASCP certification.

Qualifications

• Six months of experience in a laboratory environment.
• Two year Medical Lab Technician Program/Associates Degree.
• Able to utilize analyzers and computer proficiency preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform laboratory tests and quality control procedures in assigned areas.
• Departmentalized technicians will have increased technical responsibility in areas of specialization.
• Assess and report acceptable results.
• Troubleshoot and document problems and out-of-control results to level of capability.
• Notify supervisor of problems.
• Perform and document routine and monthly maintenance of laboratory instrumentation.
• Notify supervisor of operational difficulties.
• Maintain inventory sheets in assigned areas and notify coordinator of needs.
• Assist in training students and new employees.
• Operate computer including all routines dealing with patient data and quality control.
• Perform phlebotomies as requested.
• Maintain laboratory work areas in a clean and safe manner.
• Attend laboratory meetings.
• Attend in service education meetings and educational seminars as requested and other duties as needed.

Skills

Analytical skills

Computer proficiency

Education

Two year Medical Lab Technician Program/Associates Degree

Job description

Beth Israel Lahey Health, Inc. is seeking a Medical Lab Technician (ACSP or HEW certified) for a 36-hour work week on the Day Shift with rotating weekends and holidays.

The role involves performing tests, quality control, instrumentation maintenance, phlebotomy, and training staff, with opportunities to grow within a collaborative health system. Qualifications include a two-year MLT program or associate degree, six months' lab experience, and ASCP certification.