Travel Andrology Medical Technologist - $2,233 per week
TalentBurst, an Inc 5000 company · Green Bay, WI · 1 wk ago
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Overview
Travel Andrology Medical Technologist position in Green Bay, WI (54311). Assignment duration: 13 weeks, starting 01/04/2027. Full‑time (40 hours/week), day shift — 8‑hour shifts, Monday‑Friday with a choice of 6:30 am–3:00 pm or 7:00 am–3:30 pm. Employment type: Travel.
Facility: Clinic building attached to a hospital, located on the 3rd floor. Unit includes 2 collection rooms, 2 exam rooms, 1 consult room, and 1 lab draw room. Patient volume: approximately 1–6 semen specimens per day for fertility medicine (IVF/IUI).
Responsibilities
- Perform semen analysis and staining procedures for andrology/fertility patients.
- Process 1–6 specimens per day (IVF/IUI semen specimens).
- Assist other clinic staff as needed when not busy with andrology work.
- If comfortable with phlebotomy, may be asked to perform blood draws when not occupied with andrology duties.
Requirements
- Minimum 1 year of andrology experience.
- ASCP or AAB certification required.
- Bachelor’s degree required.
- Current BLS certification.
- Proficiency with semen analysis and staining techniques.
- First‑time travelers accepted.
Schedule
- Shift options: 06:30–15:00 or 07:00–15:30 (traveler chooses preference).
- Standard schedule: Monday–Friday.
- Weekend rotation: Every other weekend — may be Saturday, Sunday, both, or neither; decision made late in the week based on patient need. Weekend shifts typically only a few hours.
- Holiday rotation: Facility open on holidays; every other holiday rotation required.
- On‑call / call‑back: None.
- Time‑off requests approved through manager.
Team & Support
- Manager available on‑site 50% of the time, reachable by phone otherwise.
- Clinic staff includes RNs, MAs, 3 providers, 3 embryologists (andrology‑trained), 1 tenured andrology specialist (weekdays), and patient service representatives at front desk.
- Lab staff handle phlebotomy.
Technology & Equipment
- EMR: Epic (preferred).
- Unit‑specific equipment: microscope, hood, centrifuge.
Orientation
Facility and unit orientation (NEO) during the first week; remainder of the first week dedicated to unit‑specific orientation.
Additional Details
- Scrubs provided.
- Free