Medical Laboratory Technologist: Critical Care Impact

Advocate Health; Town of Oconomowoc (WI); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Advocate Health in Wisconsin is seeking a Medical Laboratory Technologist to perform and evaluate laboratory tests across multiple platforms, ensuring accuracy and timely reporting. The role includes instrument maintenance, quality control, and supporting training for staff and students.

The candidate will handle specimens from newborns to adults, work under established protocols, and participate in proficiency testing while maintaining compliance with accrediting standards.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in clinical laboratory sciences or medical technology required.
• No experience required.
• ASCP/AMT licensure to be obtained within 1 year.

Responsibilities

• Performs, evaluates, and monitors laboratory tests within established protocols.
• Evaluates results for clinical significance and reports as required.
• Maintains instruments through calibration, maintenance, and repair.
• Performs quality control and quality assurance per protocol.
• Collects specimens across age groups per protocol.
• Provides training and supervision to lab staff and students.
• Improves lab procedures and ensures compliance with accrediting standards.
• Performs proficiency testing and supports various specialty areas.
• Provides timely results for critical care departments during high acuity events.
• Demonstrates age-appropriate patient care knowledge.

Skills

Interpersonal communication

Stress management

Flexibility

Education

Bachelor's degree in Clinical Laboratory Sciences

Bachelor's degree in Medical Technology

Job description

Advocate Health in Wisconsin is seeking a Medical Laboratory Technologist to perform and evaluate laboratory tests across multiple platforms, ensuring accuracy and timely reporting. The role includes instrument maintenance, quality control, and supporting training for staff and students.

The candidate will handle specimens from newborns to adults, work under established protocols, and participate in proficiency testing while maintaining compliance with accrediting standards.