Medical Technologist - Per Diem, Microbiology

Saint Peter's Healthcare System; New Brunswick (NJ); On-site; USD 51,000 - 73,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

medical, dental, and vision insurance

savings accounts

voluntary benefits

wellness programs and discounts

paid life insurance

generous 401(k) match

adoption assistance

back-up daycare

free onsite parking

recognition rewards

Job summary

Saint Peter's Healthcare System in New Brunswick, NJ, is seeking a Medical Technologist - Per Diem in Microbiology. The role involves performing laboratory analyses, ensuring test quality, and participating in QA for equipment and reagents.

There is potential II shift work, with weekends and holidays possible. Candidates may hold a Bachelor's or Associate degree in laboratory science or Medical Technology, or CLIA-equivalent training; ASCP certification is strongly preferred.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or equivalent in lab science/Medical Technology.
• Equivalent CLIA-qualified training accepted.
• ASCP certification strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Demonstrate proficiency in lab analyses and interpret results for appropriate personnel.
• Perform procedures to maintain test quality and reliability.
• Carry out QA procedures for equipment and reagents.
• Evaluate and consider new procedures for potential adoption.
• Maintain schedule flexibility including II shift, weekends and holidays.

Skills

Lab analysis

Quality assurance

Procedure evaluation

Scheduling flexibility

Education

Bachelor's degree in lab science/Medical Technology

Associate degree in laboratory science/Medical Lab Tech

Equivalent CLIA-qualified training

ASCP certification preferred

Job description

Saint Peter's Healthcare System in New Brunswick, NJ, is seeking a Medical Technologist - Per Diem in Microbiology. The role involves performing laboratory analyses, ensuring test quality, and participating in QA for equipment and reagents.

There is potential II shift work, with weekends and holidays possible. Candidates may hold a Bachelor's or Associate degree in laboratory science or Medical Technology, or CLIA-equivalent training; ASCP certification is strongly preferred.