Jasper Memorial Hospital·Monticello, Georgia
Performs a wide range of chemical, microscopic, and bacteriologic tests to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. Responsibilities include analyzing quality control data, processing biological specimens, and instructing new employees and students.
Performs various chemical, microscopic, and bacteriologic tests to obtain data for use in diagnosis and treatment of disease.
Receives and obtains specimens for laboratory analysis.
Includes persons who perform a broad range of laboratory procedures as well as persons who concentrate in an area such as blood banking, chemistry, hematology, urinalysis, coagulation, immunology and microbiology.
Follows ORMC’s policies and procedures, values and mission statement.
Must meet all Billing and Legal Compliance requirements as established by Hospital and Laboratory Policies and Procedures.
Evaluates and solves problems related to collection and processing of biological specimens for analysis.
Performs complex laboratory procedures; recognizes deviation from expected results taking into consideration the differences in age categories including neonates, infants, adolescents, adults and geriatric patients; analyzes and corrects problems using scientific principles.
Analyzes quality control data, makes judgements concerning the results, and takes appropriate action to maintain accuracy and precision.
Answers inquiries regarding test results, methodology, test specificity and sensitivity, and specific factors that can influence test results.
Participates in the evaluation of new techniques and procedures in the laboratory in terms of personnel, equipment, space, method comparison, cost analysis and establishment of reference intervals; helps write and revise technical procedures.
Incorporates principles of educational methodology in the instruction of new employees and students and in the laboratory’s in-service/continuing education program.
Gives support and guidance to support personnel.
Participates in development of special projects.
Participates in continuing education and quality assurance and promotes service excellence at ORMC.
Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology from accredited college or university; or Bachelor of Science in one of the chemical, physical, or biological sciences and has at least one year of pertinent laboratory experience or training accepted by the Georgia Department of Human Resources; or three years of academic study (a minimum of 135 hours or equivalent) in an accredited college or university and successful completion of a course of training at least 12 months in a school of medical technology approved by the Committee on Allied Health Education Accreditation of the AMA; or meets requirements for a Technician and has at least 4 years pertinent laboratory experience; and has successfully completed an examination approved by the GDHR. Must be classified, or eligible for classification, as a Medical Technologist by the Georgia Department of Human Resources. (High Complexity Designation)
AMT, ASCP, NCA, ISCLT, or HHS or other agencies recognized by the Georgia Department of Human Resources.
Must have skills to communicate orally and in writing to convey test results, solve discrepancies, and give instructions with physicians and nurses 20% of the time, with other laboratory personnel 70% of the time, other hospital personnel 8% of the time, patients and their families 2% of the time.
Moderate to high amount of walking, standing, sitting, reaching, pulling, pushing, stooping, and kneeling. Minimal lifting requirements of twenty (20) to thirty (30) pounds.
Must be able to read, write, and speak the English language.
Non-taxing physical requirements. Must have mobility and dexterity to perform duties.
Knowledgeable and competent to perform essential functions.
Ability to visually and audibly perform all essential functions.
Exposure to infectious diseases, bloods and body fluids, and chemical products.
Must demonstrate excellent communication skills, technical-mechanical skills, attention to detail, decision making skills, composition skills, troubleshooting skills, problem solving, analytical skills, knowledge of Medical Technology, knowledge of policies and procedures of the hospital and general laboratory.
1. Must meet minimum requirements of the performance standards outlined in the criteria based evaluation form and the competency package.
2. Must meet minimum physical requirements as outlined in this job description.
The above is intended to describe essential job functions, general supplemental functions, and essential requirements for the performance of this job. It is not to be construed as an exhaustive statement of all-supplemental duties, responsibilities, or non-essential requirements.
I certify that I have read the Jasper Health Services, Inc. “Code of Conduct” booklet which summarizes JHS’s Legal Compliance Program and the conduct expected of me as an employee. I understand that the Compliance Program Policy Manual is available in my work area for my reference. I agree specifically to act in accordance with the policies of Jasper Health Services set forth in the “Code of Conduct” and “Compliance Program Policy Manual” and understand that I will be subject to disciplinary action, including termination, for violating these policies or failing to report violations of these policies.
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