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Med Lab Tech Processing - Third Shift
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The Medical Laboratory Technician-Processor is responsible for specimen collection, receipt, processing, and distribution within the clinical laboratories. They also perform manual computer test order entry, handle customer service inquiries, and participate in quality control and inventory management.
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University Hospital | Central Processing Area: Scope of Position
Central Processing Area encompasses specimen collection and receipt, specimen processing, specimen distribution, send out referral testing, and client services within the Department of Clinical Laboratories. The Central Processing Area is staffed 24 hours per day, Sunday through Saturday.
This Medical Laboratory Technician-Processor (MLT-Processor) is responsible for covering the duties and responsibilities of the Central Processing area as applicable within division of the Clinical Laboratories. Performs specimen processing, manual computer test order entry; verification of laboratory test requisition entry, and customer service related duties such as answering telephone inquiries and problem resolution of testing samples with physician order and/or specimen collection errors. The MLT-Processor also participates in quality control, continuous quality improvement activities, inventory control, professional development and continuing education within the area. The MLT-Processor positions assigned to cover the Central Processing Area are required to rotate weekends and holidays per manager-approved weekend/holiday schedule and/or as operational necessity dictates due to staffing issues where applicable.
High school education required; Associates degree or higher preferred in medical laboratory technology or biological science or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
High school education required; Associates degree or higher preferred in medical laboratory technology or biological science or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
University Hospital - Rhodes Hall (0354)
Scheduled hours: 40
Final candidates are subject to successful completion of a background check. A drug screen or physical may be required during the post offer process.
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A high school diploma is required, while an associate degree or higher in medical laboratory technology or biological science is preferred. Candidates must be able to work a third shift and rotate weekends and holidays as needed.