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Responsibilities are interchangeable within job titles of medical laboratory scientist (MLS), medical technologist or clinical laboratory scientist. Bachelor's degree in Biology, Chemistry, Clinical Laboratory Science, Medical Technology or meet local regulatory (CLIA & State) requirements.
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Prefer ASCP certification Job Duties/Responsibilities:Responsibilities are interchangeable within job titles of medical laboratory scientist (MLS), medical technologist or clinical laboratory scientist.
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OPEN TO EITHER Medical Lab Technician [2-year MLT degree] or Medical Lab Scientist / Medical Technologist (4-year BS) Minimum 2-4 years of clinical laboratory testing experience is required.
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Minimum Qualifications:B.S. degree in Clinical Laboratory Science or if licensed before 2010; related science curriculum or qualifications received sufficient to obtain Montana LicensureMontana Licensure (Clinical Laboratory Scientist): Certified Clinical Lab Scientist, Medical Technologist (ASCP or equivalent)Essential Job Functions:Calibrate and operate automated laboratory instruments.
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Previous clinical laboratory experience as a Medical Laboratory Technician, Medical Technology, Clinical Laboratory Scientist or Medical Laboratory Scientist within a clinical laboratory.
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Bachelor's degree in Medical Laboratory Science and completion of NAACLS accredited Medical Laboratory Scientist program; or a Bachelors degree in a related science and one to two years of experience/training acceptable to the ASCP or AMT for the Medical Laboratory Scientist required.
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This is a great stepping stone opportunity to become ASCP licensed as a Medical Laboratory Scientist without having to pursue additional education. Education: A Bachelors degree in chemical, physical or biological science (examples include: Chemistry, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Biology, Genetics, Biophysics, Biomedical Engineering, Pre-Med.
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Possess a national certification for Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) through an approved Health and Human Services (HHS) agency, for example American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) or be registry eligible.
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Covid declination would require candidate to weara mask onsite Job Duties/Responsibilities:Responsibilities are interchangeable within job titles of medical laboratory scientist (MLS), medical technologist or clinical laboratory scientist.
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Certification as Medical Laboratory Scientist from the ASCP, AMT, or equivalent required within 12 months of hire. The Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) performs a variety of clinical laboratory tests, procedures and related duties.
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Associates degree in a chemical or biological science or completion of a medical laboratory technician program from an accredited institution. You will perform a variety of technical analyses, verify results and assure quality and accuracy of tests under the direction of the Laboratory Supervisor(s), Laboratory Manager(s), Laboratory Administrative Director, and Laboratory Medical Director (Pathologist.
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Minimum Qualifications: Education: B.S. in a chemical, physical, biological or clinical laboratory science, or medical technology from an accredited institution. Experience: At least 5 years of experience as a Clinical Laboratory scientist required.
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Bachelors, Clinical Laboratory Science/Medical Laboratory Science/Biomedical Science/Biology/Biochemistry. Upon conclusion of the testing, the Medical Laboratory Scientist will report back to the ordering physician and consult with him or her about the results.
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Certification by American Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP) or National Credentialing Agency (NCA) or equivalent agency as a Medical Technologist, Clinical Laboratory Scientist, Medical Laboratory Technician, or specialty certification is preferred.
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Medical Lab Scientist II. Medical Lab Technologist / CLS / MLS [HM is open to MLT with the right experience. State Medical Technologist license may be required (will be listed in requirement if it's needed.
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