Medical Laboratory Tech — Weekend Premium Pay & Growth

BHS; New Albany (IN); On-site; USD 48,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekend premium pay

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Retirement plan

Tuition reimbursement

Employee gym

Employee discounts

Job summary

Baptist Health Floyd's Laboratory is seeking a Medical Laboratory Technician for full-time weekend and Monday shifts in Southern Indiana. The role requires knowledge of Clinical Laboratory Science and the ability to perform high complexity testing with adherence to SOPs and QC standards.

You will maintain records, exercise independent judgment to produce accurate results, and collaborate within a multidisciplinary team at a regional non-profit hospital located near Louisville.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in Medical Laboratory Technology from an accredited institution.
• ASCP or AMT certification is required.
• Current students must attain ASCP/AMT certification within 18 months.
• Must meet CLIA ’88 standards to be qualified as testing personnel.

Responsibilities

• Perform high complexity testing according to standard operating procedures.
• Maintain records and use independent judgment to generate accurate results within QC standards.
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team in a regional, non-profit hospital.

Skills

Clinical Laboratory Science

High complexity testing

Quality control

Record keeping

SOP compliance

Education

Associate Degree in Medical Laboratory Technology

ASCP or AMT certification

Job description

Baptist Health Floyd's Laboratory is seeking a Medical Laboratory Technician for full-time weekend and Monday shifts in Southern Indiana. The role requires knowledge of Clinical Laboratory Science and the ability to perform high complexity testing with adherence to SOPs and QC standards.

You will maintain records, exercise independent judgment to produce accurate results, and collaborate within a multidisciplinary team at a regional non-profit hospital located near Louisville.