Norman Regional Health System·Norman, Oklahoma
The role is responsible for maintaining laboratory instrumentation, performing quality control, and ensuring calibration functions. Additionally, the scientist provides training, assesses competencies, and completes testing within established time frames.
We are looking for driven people to come be a part of our growing, team-oriented, community-focused Laboratory. We are a high-paced, high-volume lab and have state-of-the-art equipment to get the job done, opportunities for advancement, and also the chance to grow as a current or future leader. NRHS offers competitive pay for our staff, superb benefits, and additional educational opportunities. We hope you will consider joining our team of healers!
Technical Skills/Knowledge Maintains instrumentation and work area. Maintains quality control and calibration functions. Professional Development Provides training and assesses competencies. Consistently completes testing within established time frames. Recognize and address issues within the department.
Education Bachelor’s degree and Medical Technology (MT) certification with American Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP) or equivalent. Must meet the minimum requirements of the Clinical Laboratory Act of 1988. Experience Four (4) years of laboratory experience as an MLT/HT (internal CLS2); OR Two (2) years of laboratory experience as a MT/HTL (internal CLS3) (Above requirements can be met by equivalent combination of education and experience) Licensure/Certification Registered with ASCP (or eligible for registry) as a Medical Technologist or equivalent Compensation/Benefits $26.77-$43.71/hr depending on previous experience Position qualifies for $3.00/hr night shift differential Benefits include medical, dental, vision, short-term disability, long-term disability, life insurance, paid time off (PTO), paid holidays, tuition reimbursement, scholarship opportunities, retirement plans, free parking, and opportunities for advancement.
Requires a Bachelor's degree and ASCP certification as a Medical Technologist or equivalent. Candidates must have between two to four years of laboratory experience depending on their specific certification level.
Market context
Clinical lab scientist roles in Oklahoma are commonly tied to hospitals and reference labs that need dependable overnight coverage, so night-shift openings can draw steady interest from experienced applicants. This role is competitive because it requires a bachelor’s degree, ASCP Medical Technologist certification, and two to four years of lab experience, depending on certification level. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit and then confirm shift expectations and specimen workflow in the original posting.
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