Coral Gables Hospital·Coral Gables, Florida
Performs analysis of body fluids and chemical procedures on specimens using laboratory equipment. Maintains quality control, performs instrument checks, and records workload statistics.
Performs analysis of body fluids and exudates. Performs various chemical procedures on specimens using several laboratory equipments. Performs quality control procedures, linearities, instrument checks and maintenance of instruments. Records workload and other statistics. Calculates and tabulates results and makes reports of observations. Post tests findings.
Qualifications/Requirements Education Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology or Bachelor of Science with a chemical, physical or biologic science as a major subject and minimum one year training in a clinical laboratory or Associate in Arts in Medical Laboratory Science with a full semester of hospital training. Required licensures/certifications Current Florida license as a Medical Technologist in all specialties Skills and Abilities Knowledge and understanding of the Laboratory work flow. Good oral and written communication skills Experience Minimum 1 year in hospital experience preferred in the field.
Requires a Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology or related science with clinical training, or an Associate degree with hospital training. Must hold a current Florida license as a Medical Technologist.
Market context
Florida hospitals and diagnostic labs commonly need licensed Medical Technologists for overnight coverage, especially in settings that run continuous testing and support inpatient care. These roles can be competitive because employers often want both the required Florida license and hands-on clinical or hospital training; review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page to save time, then confirm your degree, training, and current license before applying.
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