Grant Regional Health Center·Lancaster, Wisconsin
The Laboratory Technologist manages laboratory functions including specimen procurement, quality control, and various diagnostic tests. They are responsible for performing phlebotomy and communicating critical patient information to the healthcare team.
TITLE: Medical Laboratory Technician or Medical Technologist – Flex
Department: Laboratory
Full-time .9 FTE (72 hours per pay period) with every 3rd weekend rotation which will be night shift.
Night
Shift is 6:00 p.m. - 6:00 a.m. with shift premium of $3.00 per hour.
Daytime hours are 5:45 a.m. - 6:15 p.m. Schedule includes a holiday rotation.
Benefit-eligible position.
Hours subject to change to meet the needs of Grant Regional Health Center.
The Laboratory Technologist is responsible for the management of the laboratory functions which include the general procurement and dispatch of specimens, quality control procedures, and fiscal management.
The Laboratory Technologist identifies, prepares, and instructs patients prior to, during, and after collecting specimens.
The Laboratory Technologist performs phlebotomy collections using patient age-specific assessments.
The Laboratory Technologist has skills in the areas of body fluid analysis, hematology, chemistry, urinalysis, microbiology, serology, and coagulation.
The Laboratory Technologist manages the blood bank, performs miscellaneous functions, and complies with health and safety policies.
The Laboratory Technologist communicates with the patient, family, registered nurse, and other members of the healthcare team.
Department is currently staffed 24/7/365.
Call coverage is limited to unexpected changes in schedule.
Call response time is 30 minutes.
Must be certified or eligible for certification as medical lab technician, medical technologist or equivalents. ASCP certification preferred. Previous experience is preferred.
Candidate offered employment will complete criminal background check, and health requirements as condition of employment.
Apply online at www.grantregional.com. Interviews will begin as qualified candidates are received
Posted 6/25/2026
Candidates must be certified or eligible for certification as a medical lab technician or technologist, with ASCP certification preferred. Previous experience in a laboratory setting is also preferred.
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