Medical Technologist II

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• Analyze patient blood samples using current, moderately complex laboratory methods and instrumentation.
• Adhere to established laboratory protocols and follows all safety rules and regulations.
• Adhere to quality control and quality assurance protocols.
• Report results of patient sample analysis.
• Professional discretion and confidentiality are required.
• Blood Collection (draws) and patient blood processing and urine sample. Assist with bone marrow procedures.
• Perform and document instrument preventative maintenance and troubleshooting.
• Maintain a clean, safety-oriented laboratory environment. Works both independently and as part of a broad integrated healthcare team to include doctors, advanced practitioners, nurses and medical secretaries all focused on providing compassionate, exceptional care to the patients of Interlakes Oncology and Hematology.

Qualifications

• BS in Medical Technology or BS in Chemistry, Biochemistry or Biology with certification by the registry of the American Society of Clinical Pathologists, or other nationally recognized professional certifying body, or a 4-year college education in an appropriate science and 6 years of closely related clinical laboratory experience.
• Six (6) years prior experience as a Licensed Medical Technologist is required. Experience with phlebotomy and patient interaction is a plus.
• Must have a current NYS License. MT(ASCP) certification desired.

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