PathGroup·Nashville, Tennessee
The Medical Technologist is responsible for the daily processing, analysis, and reporting of patient specimens. Key duties include performing instrument maintenance, troubleshooting methods, and adhering to laboratory safety and quality control protocols.
The person in this position is a licensed Medical Technologist (MT) who is responsible for day to day specimen processing, analysis and results reporting. The person in this position performs the standard duties of a Medical Technologist with assistance of Medical Technologist III Lead.
Receive and process specimens according to department protocols.
Design and update procedures to promote maximum efficiency/accuracy of testing and reporting.
Assists the Supervisor, Manager and Director with administrative functions such as ordering supplies and maintaining inventory.
Exercise all laboratory safety precautions and adhere to lab procedures as stated in procedure manuals.
Produces, interprets and reports accurate and precise test results.
Identify and correct problems that may adversely affect test performance or result reporting of patient samples.
Communicates pertinent section information/issues to supervisor, manager or other appropriate individual.
Performs instrument maintenance and method troubleshooting.
Assists in documentation and maintaining effective department QA/QC programs and monitors.
Work with other departments within PathGroup and its subsidiaries.
Must be familiar with and abide by the Corporate Compliance Program and all Corporate policies, including the Privacy and Security policies.
Must perform within the productivity expectations as set forth by current departmental guidelines.
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Bachelor's degree in a chemical, physical, biological or clinical lab science or medical technology.
Valid ASCP or AMT certification required.
Maintain appropriate continuing education for certification and licensure.
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Market context
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