MEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEM·Belpre, Ohio
The Medical Laboratory Technician performs manual and automated specimen testing and reports results while maintaining laboratory instruments. They are also responsible for obtaining samples, drawing blood, and training new employees or students.
An Associate's degree as a Medical Lab Technician is required, with ASCP or other national certification preferred. Candidates working at West Virginia sites must possess a WV MLT license.
Market context
Medical Laboratory Technician roles in Ohio are commonly tied to steady hospital and outpatient testing demand, especially for candidates with an associate’s degree and national certification. Competition can be stronger for roles that prefer ASCP or similar credentials, so highlighting hands-on lab experience, quality control skills, and readiness to work a 0.9 FTE schedule can help. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit and save time against the original job description.
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