Mayo Clinic·Austin, Minnesota
The Clinical Laboratory Technologist is responsible for collecting, processing, and analyzing various biological specimens using automated and manual laboratory equipment. They must also perform quality control, maintain laboratory documentation, and communicate critical test results to clinical staff.
Collect, receive, and process the appropriate specimens (body fluids, blood, urine, swabs, stools, etc.) in a safe, accurate, and professional manner with the proper technique.
Perform clinical testing using a variety of automated, semi-automated, and/or manual technology as defined by current job assignment.
Perform quality control (QC) and quality assurance (QA) procedures to ensure accurate reporting of test results.
Perform daily, weekly, and monthly instrument maintenance of various equipment.
Troubleshoot machines and solve technical issues.
Follow standard precautions at all times.
Participate in external quality controls like CAP proficiencies and perform laboratory competencies.
Maintain laboratory documentation and files.
Display competency in phlebotomy for all age ranges from pediatrics to geriatrics.
Conduct validation, verification, and correlation of the equipment.
Communicate effectively to providers, nurses, and colleagues regarding critical values and clinical care.
Perform in different sections of the laboratory: Blood Banking, Clinical Chemistry, Hematology, Microbiology/PCR, Urinalysis, and Receiving and Processing Specimens.
Perform operational support functions to facilitate workflow.
Must be available to work weekends, overnight, and holiday shifts.
Visa sponsorship is not available for this role.
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Candidates must hold a Bachelor’s degree in Medical Technology, Medical Laboratory Science, or a related field, along with a relevant professional certification. Proficiency in phlebotomy and various laboratory testing sections is required for this role.
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