Requisition Number: 01147-1812 Primary Location: United States-Florida-Sarasota-Doctors Hospital - Sarasota Schedule: Part-time Description:

Doctors Hospital of Sarasota, recently voted as one of the best places to work, has a Part Time opportunity for a Medical Technologist. We are seeking a Medical technologist who can work first or second shift during the week and every other weekend work a day shift. They also need to be flexible for occasional night shift. This position would work 40 hours per pay period ( Biweekly).

The Medical Technologist performs laboratory testing in one or more sections of the laboratory that assists with the diagnosis of patients. The tasks and responsibilities include:

• Processes specimens, prepares reagents, performs testing procedures; reports and interprets test results.
• Performs quality control testing, instrument maintenance and troubleshooting.
• Verifies analytic accuracy, precision, sensitivity and references ranges for test methods.
• Works with Physician to analyze results and conduct more difficult, non-routine tests.
• Serves as a consultant to medical laboratory technicians and phlebotomists as needed.
• Orients and mentors new staff members.
• Follows Standard Precautions using personal protective equipment as required.

Qualifications:

Required Job Qualifications include:

• Nationally recognized certification as a medical technologist. ASCP, AMT
• Florida State licensureMedical Technologist required. all 5 areas
• Associate's degree in medical technology with formal medical technology training or qualification under CLIA '88 Regulations. Bachelor's Degree is preferred.
• Minimum 1 year of experience as a Medical Technologist in a hospital laboratory is preferred.
• Critical thinking skills, decisive judgment and the ability to work with minimal supervision in a fast paced environment.
• Strong team work and collaboration abilities.
• Ability to perform work that requires frequent standing, walking, lifting, grasping and repetitive motion. Lifting up to 50 pounds. Occasionalstooping, squatting, pushing, pulling, climbing, overhead lifting. .

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