Wellstar Health System·Roswell, Georgia
Performs complex clinical laboratory testing in areas such as hematology, blood bank, and microbiology while maintaining equipment and quality assurance records. Acts as a technical resource and supervisor in the absence of management, overseeing training and regulatory readiness.
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Work Shift Night (United States of America) Job Summary: Under the general supervision of the Supervisors, Manager or Director, performs clinical laboratory testing pursuant to established and approved protocols requiring the exercise of independent judgment and responsibility, maintains equipment and records, performs quality assurance activities related to test performance and may supervise and teach within the laboratory setting.
The Med Tech II is fully proficient in their area of expertise, and will serve as a Generalist in all areas of the General Lab and Blood Bank, or as a Key Operator / Subject Matter Expert in their assigned area.
Maintains acceptable accuracy in-patient, quality assurance, proficiency, and competency testing.
Critical
Thinking: Uses clinical/ theoretical knowledge to analyze, investigate, interpret, and report lab data.
Job
Knowledge: Maintains current personal training, education and practice of policies and procedures.
Requires a Bachelor's degree in Medical Technology or Health Science and a minimum of 3 years of experience as a Medical Laboratory Scientist. Must hold a valid certification such as MT(ASCP) or MLS(ASCP) and have proficiency with Epic software.
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