MEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEM·Marietta, Ohio
The Medical Laboratory Technician performs manual and automated specimen testing and reports results while maintaining laboratory equipment. Responsibilities include drawing blood, performing quality control, 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 hematology are typically in steady demand in Ohio healthcare settings, especially where hospitals and reference labs need reliable diagnostic support. These positions are competitive because employers often prefer candidates with an associate’s degree, national certification, and strong attention to detail in fast-paced lab workflows. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm your certification status and any site-specific licensing before applying.
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