Medical Technologist, Microbiology — Flexible Hours Per Diem

Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic; Wilmington (DE); On-site; USD 65,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free onsite parking

Referral Rewards Program

Mission-driven environment

Job summary

Saint Francis Hospital in Wilmington, DE is seeking a Medical Technologist for day shifts. The role requires knowledge of laboratory information systems and the Meditech lab system, with duties including processing, ordering, reporting results, and troubleshooting.

Qualified candidates will have an Associate's degree in Medical Technology and MLT/ASCP certification. Microbiology experience is preferred; on-site parking is available and a strong commitment to accuracy is essential.

Qualifications

• Associate's degree in Medical Technology required.
• MLT (ASCP) or LA (ASCP) certification required or equivalent training.
• Experience in Microbiology Lab preferred.

Responsibilities

• Operate laboratory information systems used in lab services.
• Maintain knowledge of the Meditech lab system for specimens.
• Process, order, report results, and troubleshoot as needed.
• Follow downtime procedures and assist with issue resolution.
• Use computer systems strictly for job tasks.
• Follow centralized help desk notification procedures (email, 7777).
• Prioritize tests and adhere to STAT protocols.
• Call out critical and STAT results promptly.

Skills

Laboratory information systems

Meditech lab system

QC and protocols

Education

Associate's degree in Medical Technology

MLT (ASCP) certified

Job description

Saint Francis Hospital in Wilmington, DE is seeking a Medical Technologist for day shifts. The role requires knowledge of laboratory information systems and the Meditech lab system, with duties including processing, ordering, reporting results, and troubleshooting.

Qualified candidates will have an Associate's degree in Medical Technology and MLT/ASCP certification. Microbiology experience is preferred; on-site parking is available and a strong commitment to accuracy is essential.