Student Medical Lab Technician — Hands-On Diagnostics & Training

Detroit Medical Center; Detroit (MI); On-site; USD 30,000 - 47,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

401(k) retirement

Generous PTO

Career development

Education opportunities

Health Savings Account

Flexible Spending Account

Employee Assistance program

Employee discount program

Pet insurance

Legal insurance

Accident insurance

Critical illness insurance

Long term care

Elder care

Auto insurance

Home insurance

Job summary

DMC University Laboratories, Inc. is seeking a Lab Services professional to perform routine clinical laboratory tests under close supervision.

You will handle specimens, assist with preparing media and reagents, and ensure accurate documentation and reporting of results to physicians. Join a collaborative team at Detroit Medical Center, contributing to quality care and compliance with safety and regulatory standards while gaining exposure to automated and non-automated laboratory equipment in a

Qualifications

• Performs routine qualitative and quantitative clinical laboratory tests.
• Maintains accurate records of specimens and test results.
• Operates and maintains laboratory equipment and performs basic quality checks.

Responsibilities

• Under supervision, perform routine laboratory tests.
• Prepare media, stains, and reagents as required.
• Relay results to physicians and authorized personnel.

Skills

Laboratory testing

Record keeping

Education

Currently enrolled in Accredited Medical Technology Program

Job description

DMC University Laboratories, Inc. is seeking a Lab Services professional to perform routine clinical laboratory tests under close supervision.

You will handle specimens, assist with preparing media and reagents, and ensure accurate documentation and reporting of results to physicians. Join a collaborative team at Detroit Medical Center, contributing to quality care and compliance with safety and regulatory standards while gaining exposure to automated and non-automated laboratory equipment in a