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Preferred Qualifications Role Purpose The Medical Technologist (MT) or Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) I performs processing and routine testing on blood and other specimens which requires a knowledge and understanding of quality control, basic instrument maintenance, and procedure methodologies and reference ranges.
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Medical Technologist- chemistry/hematologyJob DescriptionJoin our dedicated team as a Medical Technologist, working Sunday through Thursday from 12 AM to 7:30 AM. In this role, you will perform technical procedures in Molecular Pathology, Tumor Cytogenomics, and Flow Cytometry, as well as maintain and troubleshoot instrumentation.
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Establishes and maintains under the direction of the Medical/Scientific Director documentation of the quality control and performance improvement programs in the section. Experience as a Medical Laboratory Scientist/Medical Technologist is required.
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The Senior Medical Technologist assists in the daily organization and oversight of work activities under general supervision of and in close cooperation with supervisor. Performs staff Medical Technologist duties.
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ASCP-Hematology Specialist (ASCP-SH), ASCP-Microbiology Specialist (ASCP-SM), Cert Histocompatibility Spec (CHS-ABHI), Cert Histocompatibility Techno (CHT-ABHI), Clinical Laboratory Scientist (CLS), Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS), Medical Technologist (MT), Specialist in Cytology-ASCP (SCT), Specialist in Cytometry-ASCP (SCYM), Molecular Biology Spec-ASCP (SMB.
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The Medical Technologist (MT)/Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) is responsible for the performance of laboratory testing and quality control that require the exercise of independent judgment and responsibility.
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The Flow Cytometry Technologist is responsible for: performing complex flow cytometry and other medical laboratory tests for diagnosis and treatment of disease, ensuring instrument operations and results are accurate and timely, maintenance of complicated instruments, monitoring quality control and quality assurance programs, assuring compliance with regulations and standards of regulatory agencies, and managing special projects.
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Performs quality control and calibration procedures when indicated; verifies in laboratory information system; records on Levy-Jennings charts; signs QC logs. B.S. in Medical Technology or equivalent education to meet NYS DOH technologist standards.
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