Baptist·Union City, Tennessee
Perform and report results of defined laboratory procedures to ensure optimal patient outcomes. Manage specimen prioritization, quality control, and routine instrument maintenance.
Utilizes laboratory skills to perform and report results of clearly defined laboratory procedures assuring optimal patient outcomes. Responsible for assigned shifts and subject to overtime and call back as required. Performs other duties as assigned.
Requires a Bachelor's degree in Medical Laboratory Science or Medical Technology and national certification. Basic computer literacy and clinical laboratory experience are also required.
Market context
In Tennessee, full-time night medical technologist roles are commonly tied to hospitals and labs that need around-the-clock testing support, so demand is often driven by shift coverage and patient volume. These positions can be competitive because employers typically look for a bachelor’s degree in Medical Laboratory Science or Medical Technology, national certification, computer literacy, and prior clinical laboratory experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare openings, then confirm the exact certification and night-shift expectations before applying.
