Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) PRN
St. Joseph Regional Medical Center, Inc. · Lewiston, ID · 1 mo ago
ResearchFull-time
Primary (Essential) Duties
- Performs all complexity testing in the clinical laboratories.
- Possesses skills to operate, calibrate, maintain and troubleshoot analyzers and other lab equipment.
- Demonstrates competence in all laboratory procedures sufficient to perform at a satisfactory level.
- Uses good judgement and decision making to ensure accuracy and quality of laboratory tests.
- Performs preventative maintenance on laboratory equipment or instruments.
- Performs troubleshooting procedures as needed.
- Recognizes test inconsistencies and takes appropriate corrective action.
- Provides assistance to laboratory co-workers in resolution with similar problems.
- Setseks for assistance from Supervisory/Lead Tech, Director of the Laboratory, or Pathologist.
- Promotes good patient/provider, and all organizational department relations as demonstrated by positive interaction.
- Coordinates workflow/workload as necessary to ensure timely and accurate reporting of results.
- Reviews and adheres to all policies and procedures.
- Performs proficiency testing (PT) as required.
- Assists with maintenance of procedure manual and communication of changes to testing staff.
- Assists in gathering data for validations and other laboratory compliance.
- Assists with activities to support the Laboratory Information System and software changes.
- Assists in maintaining an adequate inventory supply.
- Assists in the training and competency of all laboratory assistant and technical staff.
- Assists in quality assurance and proficiency testing activities.
- Uses knowledge of quality control to review and evaluate test or instrument performance.
- Assists with gathering quality control data for periodic review and troubleshooting.
- Reviews quality control data as requested by managerial staff.
- Performs all Phlebotomy duties when needed.
Qualifications
- A bachelor's or associate degree from an accredited college or university in Medical Technology, related science field, or equivalent.
- ASCP or AMT certification or eligibility.
- Knowledge of MS office applications (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and Email software.
- Experience with electronic health records and laboratory information systems.