Halifax Health·Daytona Beach, Florida
Perform accurate laboratory analyses on diverse patient populations using sophisticated instruments to aid in disease diagnosis and treatment. Manage quality control, instrument maintenance, and the preparation of specimens for analysis.
Variable (United States of America)
This Medical Technologist provides timely and courteous service to patients, physicians, and hospital staff by performing laboratory analyses accurately and efficiently on newborn, pediatric, adolescent, adult and geriatric patients. Uses sophisticated instruments, equipment, methods and techniques to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Detects unusual conditions and assumes responsibility for problem solving.
Bachelor’s degree in Medical Technology or related laboratory science from an accredited institution. Hospital based, formal internship required.
State of Florida Technologist License; Certification with American Society of Clinical Pathologists or equivalent.
Completion of 4-6 week orientation period is required.
Performs routine procedures and techniques on newborn, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients in chemistry, microbiology, hematology, blood bank or other areas of the clinical or anatomical laboratory.
Performs quality control with each test and/or instrument to check accuracy and reproducibility.
Reviews and evaluates the validity of test results. Accurately records and reports results to include phoning Stat, timed, and panic values.
Performs routine maintenance and calibration of instruments; recognizes malfunctions and performs troubleshooting.
Collects, receives and prepares specimens for analysis; processes and prepares specimens for reference laboratories.
Stocks and prepares solutions, reagents or test media following laboratory procedures and formulae.
Assists in instructing, training, or supervising new or less skilled lab personnel. Time permitting, helps other techs with their work, and may direct the daily activities in the absence of the Supervisor.
Performs various clerical duties; recording and phoning reports; answering telephones and statistcs, etc.
Develops an awareness of new techniques, procedures, and instruments. Participates in continuing education and general laboratory meetings.
Maintains a clean, hazard free work environment; observes and practices safety and hazard precautions.
Performs other related duties as assigned.
Requires a Bachelor's degree in Medical Technology or related science and a formal hospital-based internship. Must possess a State of Florida Technologist License and certification from the American Society of Clinical Pathologists or equivalent.
Market context
Florida hospitals and clinical labs regularly need Laboratory Medical Technologists to support testing, quality control, and timely reporting. This role is competitive because employers typically look for a bachelor’s degree, a formal hospital-based internship, Florida licensure, and ASCP or equivalent certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your license and certification details before applying.
