PruittHealth·Norcross, Georgia
The Medical Technologist is responsible for performing and interpreting clinical laboratory tests while maintaining quality control and safety standards. They also manage laboratory equipment, documentation, and assist in training staff to ensure accurate and reliable diagnostic results.
Candidates must hold a high school diploma and a B.S. degree in a relevant science field with at least three years of clinical laboratory experience, or equivalent certification. A current ASCP, AAB, or AMT certification is required by law.
Market context
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