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Medical Technologist The clinic Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) is responsible for performing moderate complexity clinical laboratory testing in one or more sections of the laboratory with full responsibility for quality control and quality assurance in accordance with CLIA regulatory requirements and standards.
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Be responsible for accurately performing clinical laboratory testing, including manual and automated methodsDocuments all quality control activities, instrument calibration and maintenance.
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Education Qualifications:Medical TechnologistLicensure/Certification Qualifications:Certification as a Medical Laboratory Scientist (ASCP), Medical Technologist (ASCP), or Clinical Laboratory Scientist (NCA) or equivalent is required within one year from the date of hire.
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Work in a fast-paced laboratory environment with biological and chemical hazardsChampion safety, compliance, and quality controlAll you need is:Bachelor’s Degree in medical technology or related science from an accredited programCurrent and active certification from the American Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP) as a laboratory scientist (MLS), formerly known as MT/CLS or American Medical Technologist, as a Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) (AMT.
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Minimum: License/Certification (valid for state of MS): ASCP or AMT certification as Medical Technologist (MT) required or Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) required, or discipline specific ASCP or AMT certification for non-generalist positions required.
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Medical Technologist, Medical Laboratory Technician, or Clinical Laboratory Scientist Certification. Florida license as a Clinical Laboratory Scientist or Technician.
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Overview 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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Currently credentialed as a Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) by the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) OR currently certified as a Medical Technologist (MT) by the American Medical Technologists (AMT) required.
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EDUCATIONAL/EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS # Bachelor of Science degree, including twelve-month training in an approved program for Medical Laboratory Science, with certification as a Clinical Lab Scientist by an approved certifying agency or an Associate Degree in Medical Laboratory Science with certification as a Medical Lab Technician by an approved certifying agency.
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Education: Requires American Society of Clinical Pathology (ASCP) Board Certification (COP) as a Medical Laboratory Scientist - or equivalent nationally recognized credentials. Baccalaureate degree in Medical Technology or a baccalaureate in a related science with approved Clinical Laboratory Scientist training is preferred.
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Assists with instruction of Medical Laboratory Scientist students who take clinical rotation at the Clinic. Analyzes quality control data, makes judgements concerning the results, and takes appropriate action to maintain accuracy and precision.
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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionThe Clinical Laboratory Scientist (Molecular Technologist) is responsible for performing administrative tasks and laboratory testing as assigned by the Director, Laboratory Operations and/or Laboratory Manager.
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Responsibilities include: obtaining or receiving specimens, performing clinical laboratory tests by standardized procedures, understanding method principles, performing quality control, performing preventive maintenance, and interpreting results accurately, acceptably and within critical limits.
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Responsible for performing clinical laboratory testing for all patient types in a timely, efficient and accurate manner. Completes equipment maintenance, quality control and quality management activities in accordance with manufacturer's recommendations and departmental policies and procedures.
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In addition this individual will participate fully in all quality control procedures and comply with quality assurance and quality management standards within the department as outlined by the department, JCAHO, CAP, CLIA and other applicable agencies.
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