MyMichigan Health·Tawas Township, Michigan
This role involves the analysis of biological specimens, including specimen collection, organizing the daily workload, performing quality control, and evaluating results to distinguish normal from abnormal values. Responsibilities also include preparing and distributing reports, performing instrument maintenance, troubleshooting methodologies, and teaching new technologists.
This position is responsible for analysis of biological specimens in the laboratory, including comprehensive knowledge of collecting specimens (such as venipuncture or collecting hazardous or infectious materials for culture).
Prepares reagents, organizes daily workload and performs quality control.
Appraises results to distinguish normal and abnormal values, performs calculations, prepares and distributes written, LIS, and verbal reports.
Performs preventative maintenance of instruments, troubleshooting methodologies and teaches new technologists.
Maintains daily and monthly workload and inventory of reagents and materials.
Enters data into LIS as required.
Follows all safety policies and procedures.
Market context
Michigan employers typically seek medical technologists in hospitals, reference labs, and health systems, where laboratory staffing needs stay steady because testing supports routine care and urgent diagnostics. This role is competitive because employers often want a bachelor’s degree, ASCP certification, and hands-on knowledge of bacteriological, chemical, and serological procedures. Before applying, compare the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page with the original posting, and confirm your certification and lab experience are clearly listed.
For High complexity tests, this position may serve as a General supervisor (CLIA definition) and for moderately complexity testing may serve as a Technical Consultant (TC) defined in laboratory policy, to ensure: � Remedial actions are taken when test systems deviate from the laboratory�s established performance specifications; Patient test results are not reported until all corrective actions have been taken and the test system functions properly; � Orientation is provided to all testing personnel; and annual personnel performance evaluations and documentation of testing personnel performance competency.
Certifications and Licensures
Credential: MT: Medical Technologist ASCP
Education: BACH
Equivalent Experience and Other Comments (Education)
Education: BACH
Credential: MT: Medical Technologist ASCP
Candidates must possess a Bachelor's degree in Medical Laboratory Science/Technology or a related science field with national Medical Laboratory Scientist (MT/MLS) certification, which must be maintained. Required skills include organizational abilities, strong written and interpersonal communication, basic knowledge of laboratory instruments for troubleshooting, and computer proficiency for data entry.
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