A Medical Laboratory Technician helps with the performance of laboratory tests in toxicology, chemistry, hematology, immunology, and microbiology laboratories, which provide information for medical patient diagnosis and treatment. Sets up, operates, and maintains laboratory equipment, makes observations, and calculates and records results; receives, types, tests, and records blood bank inventories.
Medical Laboratory Technician CorTech - 3.1 Glen Burnie, MD Job Details Contract $22 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications Microscopic analysis Immunological assays Veterinary laboratory sample handling Veterinary Technician Certification Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) implementation Immunological laboratory techniques Veterinary urinalysis Microbiological culture and identification Assisting with diagnostic tests and procedures Blood bank and transfusion medicine testing Mid-level Molecular diagnostic equipment Molecular diagnostic testing Veterinary diagnostic tools Medical laboratory equipment Hematology Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) Laboratory standard operating procedures Clinical chemistry analyzers Biological analysis Microbiological analysis Medical lab results review Cell counting Chemical testing Standard operating procedures (SOPs) Blood work assessment Veterinary blood test Molecular analysis Full Job Description JobsRUs.com is seeking to hire a Medical Laboratory Technician for our client in Glen Burnie! Benefits Available! Weekly Pay! $22.00/
Hour Shift:
Tuesday-Saturday rotating Mondays 8:30 -5pm As a Medical Laboratory Technician in the fields of hematology and clinical chemistry at the client, you will be a key contributor at one of the largest veterinary diagnostic companies in the world. You will perform laboratory testing that helps veterinarians diagnose and treat pets. You will join a fast-paced work environment that encourages teamwork, quality, and offers opportunities for personal growth. This is a full-time role with competitive benefits and shift differential.
In This Role:
You will be using automated analyzers, microscopes and other laboratory diagnostic tools to perform analyses and tests that diagnose animal illnesses, injuries and diseases in support of veterinarian animal treatment. You will be performing diagnostic tests on blood, urine, fecal or pet biopsy samples that we receive in our lab by the thousands, every day. You will be responsible for setting up and running lab tests and reading and releasing results according to SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures). You can expect to specialize in one or more of the following areas:
Hematology:
Testing cell-related components of blood samples to enumerate and identify their cellular components, including the microscopic evaluation of blood smears and the use of automated and manual counting techniques. •
Chemistry/Endocrinology:
Testing blood and body fluids for various analytes, utilizing automated instrumentation. •
Urinalysis:
Analysis and evaluation of chemical and microscopic components of urine samples, using automated instrumentation and manual techniques. •
Parasitology:
Examining samples to identify parasites, utilizing fecal flotation and various microscopic techniques. •
Immunology/Serology:
Testing blood and other samples for the presence of viral and bacterial disease by detecting antibodies (AB) or antigens (AG). •
Microbiology:
Processing clinical samples for the identification of bacteria and fungi using automated and manual methods. • PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction): Examining samples for the presence of specific substances (often bacteria) using molecular diagnostic methods. What You Will Need to
Succeed:
Ideally, you will have experience working in a laboratory. Experience setting up, running and reading lab test and operating laboratory equipment (microscopes and/or clinical diagnostic analyzers) would be a plus. You have a positive attitude and love to bring that energy into the lab every day to support your colleagues You are looking forward to working in a team You concentrate on the details and can work reliably and precisely • You have a great sense of team spirit and responsibility • It is not required to work in our lab, but if you were a Veterinary Technician (RVT, LVT, CVT) or Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT or MT), this experience and education would be a plus. Able to meet the physical requirements that go with working in a lab standing and sitting for extended periods of time, phone computer use, extended reach, lifting up to 50lb, and specific vision ability close, color, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus.
