Harrison County Hospital·Harrison County, Indiana
The technician is responsible for specimen collection, processing, and reporting results to assist in patient diagnosis and treatment. Additionally, they manage laboratory operations including inventory, quality control, and performance improvement activities.
Harrison County Hospital is hiring a PRN MLT Medical Lab Technician to support timely, accurate diagnostic testing for patient care. This onsite, per diem role works rotating shifts (days/evenings/nights) for 8–24 hours per week, including weekends and holidays.
Key responsibilities include specimen collection and processing; operating laboratory instrumentation (hematology, chemistry, and immunology analyzers); analyzing, documenting, and reporting results in the Laboratory Information System (LIS); performing quality control, proficiency testing, and competency activities; supporting inventory management and supply ordering; assisting with procedure development; and maintaining compliance with hospital policies and CLIA ’88 requirements.
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As a PRN MLT Medical Lab Technician, you’ll arrive for a rotating shift and review pending work, priorities, and any notes from the previous team. The pace varies—some hours are routine, others are driven by urgent clinical needs—so you’ll stay organized while moving between benches and the LIS. You’ll coordinate with nursing and other departments as questions arise, keep documentation clear for continuity across days/evenings/nights, and close out the shift by confirming handoff details for the next rotation. Weekend and holiday coverage is part of the schedule, with hours flexing between 8 and 24 per week depending on staffing needs.
Candidates must hold an Associate's or Bachelor's degree in laboratory science and certification from AMT or ASCP. One to three years of clinical hospital experience is desired, along with qualification as a General Supervisor per CLIA'88.
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