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Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college/university, AND successful completion of a NAACLS accredited Medical Laboratory Scientist program. Serving our community since 1998, MidState Medical Center is a vibrant and progressive organization with a genuine concern for our patients, community, and employee’s alike.
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Qualifications: Education: AS degree in Medical Laboratory Science, BS Degree Medical Laboratory Science or BS Degree in a Biological Science with 1-year clinical lab experience.
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At Bridgeport Hospital, we are committed to providing quality medical care and treatment that is coordinated and centered on the patient's specific needs. Experience in laboratory science preferred.
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They are looking to hire a permanent and full time Medical Technologist or Medical Laboratory Scientist OR Medical Laboratory Technician on DAY or EVENING Shift.
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NEW Medical Technologist OR Medical Laboratory Scientist OR Medical Laboratory Technician Opening at a Top Healthcare Provider in Connecticut! For consideration, applicants must have a Bachelor's Degree (preferred) or Associates in Medical Technology (or a related field) AND ASCP Certification (or AMT, HEW or equivalent.
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This hospital is offering an extremely competitive salary and shift differentials and a top notch benefits package. retirement benefits, PTO, transportation benefits and more! Benefits include (but are not limited to) tuition reimbursement program, choice of health insurance benefits (which start on your first day.
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Performs, interprets and correlates clinical laboratory tests by following protocols to assist in the physician diagnosis and treatment of illness and disease. One (1) year experience working as a technologist in a clinical laboratory.
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Certification as a Medical Technologist or Medical Laboratory Scientist from the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) Responsible for directing the services and integrity of their lab, Biomedical Laboratory Officers are essential to helping physicians accurately treat their patients.
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Working with the laboratory Medical Directors, Managers and Technologists, responsible for assay design, feasibility studies, clinical validation following all regulatory guidelines (CAP, CLIA, FDA, NY), and transference of assays to production.
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Licensure, Registration and/or Certification: Must have passed national certification exam as a laboratory scientist that is accredited by an approved agency. Works with medical laboratory science students during educational laboratory activities.
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