UHS·Las Vegas, Nevada
Responsible for analyzing laboratory specimens and reporting results according to established protocols. The role serves as a resource for technicians and assistants while supporting the Lead Medical Technologist.
The Valley Health System has expanded into an integrated health network that serves more than two million people in Southern Nevada. Starting with Valley Hospital Medical Center in 1979, the Valley Health System has grown to include Centennial Hills Hospital Medical Center, Spring Valley Hospital Medical Center, Summerlin Hospital Medical Center , Henderson Hospital, and Valley Health Specialty Hospital, newest facility, West Henderson Hospital Benefit Highlights: Competitive Compensation & Generous Paid Time Off Excellent Medical, Dental, Vision and Prescription Drug Plans 401(K) with company match and discounted stock plan Career opportunities within VHS and UHS Subsidies Challenging and rewarding work environment Comprehensive education and training center
Responsible for the analysis of laboratory specimens and subsequent result reporting according to laboratory protocol and procedures. This position acts as a resource for Medical Laboratory Technicians and Lab Assistants. Supports and assists Lead Medical Technologist.
Education: BSMT(ASCP) or equivalent as defined by CLIA’88
Three (3) years of as Medical Technologist is preferred.
Technical Skills: General bench tech skills required to provide coverage in all modalities
Nevada State Licensure as Clinical Laboratory Technologist. ASCP or equivalent board registration/education required to satisfy Nevada License requirements must be maintained.
New CLS graduates must receive certification within 6 months of hire.
New graduates or applicants that do not currently have a NV license, must obtain a NV state provisional license prior to hire and must obtain a permanent license upon expiration of the provisional license.
Requires a BSMT(ASCP) or equivalent and Nevada State Licensure as a Clinical Laboratory Technologist. Three years of experience as a Medical Technologist is preferred.
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