Jackson Hospital·Montgomery, Alabama
The Medical Technologist is responsible for the efficient and accurate identification and technical analysis of constituents or organisms in the human body related to disease. This role also involves reviewing all technical work performed by Lab Assistants and performing laboratory testing across all lab areas.
The Medical Technologist is responsible for the efficient, accurate identification and technical analysis of various constituents or organisms present in the human body that may be responsible for and/or related to disease. A Medical Technologist II is responsible for and reviews all technical work performed by Lab Assistants. Medical Technologists II performs laboratory testing within all areas of the Lab.
Bachelor's degree in Medical Technology from an accredited college or university and meeting requirements of Alabama State Board of Health and CLIA personnel requirements for a Technologist.
Experience: None
Licenses, Certifications and/or Registrations: American Society of Clinical Pathologists, American Medical Technologist, MT (ASCP)/MLS, MT (AMT)
Candidates must possess a Bachelor's degree in Medical Technology from an accredited institution and meet the personnel requirements set by the Alabama State Board of Health and CLIA for a Technologist. No prior experience is explicitly required for this position.
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