Medical Technologist

Apollo; Kailua (HI); On-site; USD 96,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

Apollo in Kailua, HI seeks an agile Medical Technologist who treats vital signs as narrative details. The role calibrates equipment, logs quality-control checks, and supports bedside care.

You will draw labs, run point-of-care testing, monitor telemetry for arrhythmias, and field after-hours calls. The position offers a base salary of $96,000–$135,000 with growth coaching and benefits.

Qualifications

• Mid-level fluency in Medication Administration.
• PHARMACOLOGY knowledge on your roadmap.
• Licensed RN authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship.
• Strong listening and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Calibrate equipment and log quality-control checks every shift.
• Anticipate surgeon's next instrument during Vital Signs Monitoring cases.
• Reconcile temporary schedule against staffing to keep safe ratios.
• Field after-hours Vital Signs Monitoring calls on the Kailua line.
• Explain care with plain language at the Kailua bedside.
• Counsel patients on discharge meds to reduce readmissions.
• Draw labs and run point-of-care testing; flag abnormal panels.
• Monitor telemetry for arrhythmias and report changes promptly.

Skills

Medication Administration

Pharmacology

Registered Nurse License

Listening

Curiosity

Self-Motivation

Vital Signs Monitoring

Work Authorization

Education

Registered Nurse License

Tools

Point-of-care Testing Devices

Telemetry Equipment

Job description

Apollo needs an agile Medical Technologist who treats every vital sign as a sentence in a story worth reading closely. This Medical Technologist opening rewards 3 years with more than $96,000 - $135,000 — it offers a real grip on the healthcare direction at Apollo.

Key Responsibilities

• Calibrate equipment and log quality-control checks every shift, no exceptions
• Anticipate the surgeon's next instrument during Vital Signs Monitoring cases, tray laid out in order of use
• Reconcile the temporary schedule against staffing, flexing assignments to keep ratios safe
• Field after-hours Vital Signs Monitoring calls on the Kailua line, deciding who waits and who comes in now
• Field Adaptability questions from families with plain language, never jargon, at the Kailua, HI bedside
• Counsel patients on discharge meds so Apollo sees fewer Kailua readmissions
• Draw labs, run point-of-care testing, and flag abnormal panels to the supervising clinician
• Monitor telemetry for arrhythmias, calling rhythm changes the moment they appear on the strip

What You'll Bring

• Mid-level fluency in Medication Administration, with Pharmacology on your roadmap
• Practical Registered Nurse License skills sharpened in a temporary setting
• The kind of listening that makes the other person feel heard
• Curiosity that outpaces your current job description
• Real proficiency with Self-Motivation, plus willingness to learn Vital Signs Monitoring fast
• Authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship
• The instinct to ask "what would change your mind?" before debating

Apollo grew out of a Kailua, HI research lab and never lost its slow-to-anger, question-everything approach to Pharmacology. At Apollo you can challenge your skip-level's plan and still get a thank-you for it.

We set the base at $96,000 - $135,000 and build outward with growth coaching, a mentor, benefits, and hours you genuinely control.

We refreshed this Medical Technologist listing this week to keep it current for applicants.