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Memorial Health
Medical Lab Scientist II - IP Lab Tech
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What they do
A Medical Laboratory Scientist specializes in collecting and analyzing body fluids using complex chemical and microscopic tests. Workplaces include clinical laboratories at hospitals, references labs, biotech labs and non-clinical industrial labs.
$62,539 / year median in Illinois
+19% projected growth
Job Description
Min USD $31.51/Hr. Max USD $48.83/Hr. Overview Performs careful and accurate scientific work in multiple laboratory departments for a wide variety of laboratory procedures on specimens from patients of all ages, using both manual and automated methods. Demonstrates independent judgment and technical interpretation of test results and potential exceptions in the testing process. Serves as a technical resource for Level I Medical Laboratory Scientists and other laboratory staff. Performs routine corrective maintenance and troubleshooting for highly sophisticated instrumentation utilized within the laboratory. Embodies the Memorial Health System Performance Excellence Standards of Safety, Courtesy, Quality, and Efficiency that support our mission, vision and values.
Qualifications Education:
- Bachelor's degree in Medical Laboratory Science or equivalent required.
Licensure/Certification/Registry:
- Medical Lab Scientist (ASCP) registration or equivalent certification required.
Experience:
- Greater than one year experience as a medical laboratory scientist working in a high volume
- high complexity laboratory required.
- Proven experience in interpretation and evaluation of laboratory testing, including problem resolution as well as clinical application.
Other Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:
- Effective trouble shooting skills for both ongoing instrumentation maintenance and troubleshooting functions to assure effective equipment performance.
- Light to moderate physical effort.
SAFETY:
Prevent Harm- I put safety first in everything I do.
COURTESY
Serve Others- I treat others with dignity and respect.
QUALITY:
Improve Outcomes- I continually advance my knowledge, skills and performance.
EFFICIENCY
Reduce Waste- I use time and resources wisely.