St. Peter's Health Regional Medical Center·Helena, Montana
Perform microbiology laboratory duties including plating cultures, Gram stains, and PCR testing. Conduct workups of aerobic, anaerobic, and yeast organisms including biochemical and susceptibility testing.
Full time 1.0 FTE, 8 hour day shift
Clinical Laboratory Scientist or Medical Laboratory Technician needed for microbiology.
include plating of cultures, Gram stains of primary samples, performance of PCR, EIA, EIA-like testing and workup of cultures. Workup of cultures include plate reading, aerobic, anaerobic and yeast organism ID, including biochemical testing; and aerobic susceptibility testing for all bodily samples. Previous microbiology experience is not necessary as successful candidate will be thoroughly trained on site. Once trained, candidate will be required to work independently on a rotating basis on weekends and holidays.
Scientist: Bachelor’s in Medical Technology (or equivalent), national CLS certification and MT licensure within 6 months
Clinical Lab Technician/MLT: Associate’s in Medical Technology (or equivalent), national MLT certification and MT CLT licensure upon hire
Requires a Bachelor's or Associate's degree in Medical Technology or equivalent. Must possess or obtain national CLS/MLT certification and state licensure.
Market context
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