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Certification/Licensure: Medical Technologist (MT)/Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT), Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) – ASCP, or NCLS certification preferred.
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Must successfully pass the Assistant Laboratory Animal Technician certification examination by the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science within one year of employment.
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US Army 68K Medical Laboratory Specialist, 71E Clinical Laboratory Scientist, US Navy Medical Laboratory Technician, US Air Force Medical Laboratory Technician 4T0X1 and Biomedical Laboratory Officer (43TX) and related medical specialties.
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Required: Must have Medical Technologist (MT) or Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) pr Specialist in Blood Bank (SBB) or Technologist in Blood Banking (BB) or Technologist in Chemistry (C) or Technologist in Hematology (H) or Technologist in Microbiology (M) or Specialist in Microbiology (SM) by ASCP.
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Laboratory Research Technician-(AT)The University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM), Center for Stem Cell Biology is currently recruiting for a Laboratory Research Technician.
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Preferred - Certified as a Medical Technologist, Clinical Laboratory Scientist, Medical Laboratory Scientist, or categorical certification by Board of Certification (ASCP) ◊ Medical Technologist, MT(ASCP) or Medical Laboratory Scientist, MLS(ASCP) certification.
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Also, on the beautiful hospital campus, located at the intersection of Interstate 45 and Texas State Highway 242, are two medical office buildings, which include a Breast Care Center; Cancer Center; infusion center; heart and vascular services; neurology; orthopedics and sports medicine; rehabilitation services; wellness services; an outpatient laboratory; and several other multispecialty physician practices.
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American Concrete Institute (ACI): Field Testing Grade I; Strength Testing Technician; Laboratory Technician. As a Construction Materials Laboratory Technician , you'll play a critical role in testing and analyzing construction materials such as soil, concrete, masonry, and asphalt.
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The Medical Laboratory Scientist also ensures that specimens are accessioned and processed expeditiously in order to deliver quality laboratory results in an effective and cost-efficient manner.
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Certification as Medical Laboratory Scientist from ASCP or AMT required within one year of hire. Bachelor’s Degree in Medical Laboratory Scientist is required, or Bachelor Degree in Medical Technology and one or two years of Medical Laboratory Scientist experience/training acceptable to ASCP or AMT.
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Exciting opportunity to join Avera as a Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS)! The Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) is accountable for performing a variety of chemical, hematologic, microscopic and bacteriologic procedures following established standards and practices.
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S&ME is seeking an eager and dedicated full-time Construction Materials Laboratory Technician to join our Construction Services team in Columbus, Ohio. Medical, Dental & Vision Plans with HSA and FSA options.
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Hospital Sisters Health System (HSHS) is searching for a talented Medical Laboratory Technician or Scientist to serve St. Anthony's Hospital in Effingham, IL. This role is responsible for performing routine tests in the medical laboratory while using biomedical instrumentation, microscopes, and computers to study samples obtained from patients, and provide data to physicians and health care providers for use in the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
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Associate degree in a laboratory science (chemical or biological science) or medical laboratory technology from an accredited institution, orBachelor’s degree in chemical or biological science (transcripts will be reviewed to determine eligibility.
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CERTIFICATES, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS REQUIRED:Preferred: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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