Baptist·Southaven, Mississippi
The technologist performs and reports laboratory procedures while ensuring accurate specimen processing and patient identification. They are also responsible for quality control, instrument maintenance, and providing instruction to students and personnel.
Utilizes laboratory skills to perform and report results of clearly defined laboratory procedures assuring optimal patient outcomes. Responsible for assigned shifts and subject to overtime and call back as required. Performs other duties as assigned.
Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in Medical Laboratory Science or Medical Technology from an accredited institution. National certification, such as ASCP, is required in accordance with federal and state regulations.
Market context
In Mississippi, medical technologist roles are typically driven by ongoing needs in hospitals, labs, and other clinical settings that depend on accurate testing for patient care. These positions are competitive because employers often require both an accredited bachelor’s degree and national certification, and candidates with strong laboratory experience and familiarity with regulatory standards may stand out. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform, then confirm your degree, certification, and any state-specific licensure details before applying.