Medical Laboratory Technician: Impactful Lab Work

WVU Medicine Uniontown Hospital; Uniontown (Fayette County); On-site; USD 50,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

WVU Medicine Uniontown Hospital in Uniontown, PA seeks a Medical Laboratory Technician to analyze specimens, operate lab instruments, and maintain quality control while following safety protocols. The role requires an AAS in Medical Laboratory Technology or related science and appropriate licensure, with ASCP/AMT certification preferred.

The incumbent will perform phlebotomy as needed, document findings, and work with nurses and physicians to ensure accurate results.

Qualifications

• Requires an AAS in Medical Laboratory Technology or related science.
• Current licensure as required by the state board where services will be provided.
• For WV: HCTP License or Trainee License issued by WV DHHR.
• For PA/MD/OH: No state license required.

Responsibilities

• Process and analyze samples in a timely and orderly fashion, meeting productivity standards and following procedures.
• Set up, run, maintain, and adjust laboratory instruments per policies.
• Perform quality control and follow infection control procedures.
• Perform phlebotomy procedures as needed.
• Document findings and report to nurses/physicians.
• Collaborate with healthcare staff to interpret results within medical technology framework.
• Carry out routine laboratory testing within designated areas.
• Identify testing inconsistencies and take corrective actions.
• Maintain accurate patient and specimen records.
• Adhere to safety, security, and infection control guidelines.
• Communicate professionally with patients, families, staff, and the public.

Skills

Multitask

Effective communication

Teamwork

Basic computer skills

Education

AAS in Medical Laboratory Technology or Science

ASCP/AMT certification (preferred)

Job description

WVU Medicine Uniontown Hospital in Uniontown, PA seeks a Medical Laboratory Technician to analyze specimens, operate lab instruments, and maintain quality control while following safety protocols. The role requires an AAS in Medical Laboratory Technology or related science and appropriate licensure, with ASCP/AMT certification preferred.

The incumbent will perform phlebotomy as needed, document findings, and work with nurses and physicians to ensure accurate results.