Dallas County·Dallas, Texas
The Medical Lab Technician I processes, tests, and reports the results of patient specimens. They are responsible for safety procedures, quality control, proficiency testing, and maintenance of laboratory equipment.
Processes, tests and reports the results of patient specimens. Responsible for safety procedures, quality control, proficiency testing and maintenance of laboratory equipment to maintain certification of laboratory according to CLIA guidelines.
The job requires adherence to safety procedures and quality control standards. Maintenance of laboratory equipment is necessary to maintain certification according to CLIA guidelines.
Market context
Medical lab technician roles in Texas are commonly tied to steady outpatient and clinic-based testing needs, especially in community health settings. This position is competitive because it asks for both hands-on lab experience and practical physical abilities, while the posted requirements and benefits on this platform are AI-summarized from the original job description to save you research time. Before applying, confirm your lab experience and training align with the listed education pathway and lifting/color-vision requirements.
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