HOSPITAL MICROBIOLOGY TECHNOLOGIST - Next GenHealth Staffing

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES-

Hospital Microbiology Technologist

HOSP MICRO TECH
Full-Time

Hospital Microbiology Technologist candidates will have the following job responsibilities:

• Perform specimen processing, microbiology, serology and infectious disease testing independently to include moderate and high complexity testing under the direction of a laboratory supervisor, manager or director.
• Assure that specimen processing and testing performed are performed in a timely manner and are compliant with department policies and procedures, and accrediting agency requirements.
• Perform and practice preventive maintenance on equipment per department schedule.
• Apply concepts of laboratory medicine and utilizes independent judgement and problem solving skills to ensure the accuracy of test results and proper equipment performance.
• Understand laboratory quality control and quality assurance management in accordance with accreditation and regulatory requirements.
• Adhere to department policy with regards to quality control and quality assurance for laboratory testing and equipment performance
• Act as a resource to peers and customers. Models teamwork.
• Assist in the orientation, training, and competency documentation of department personnel as requested.

JOB QUALIFICATIONS-

Hospital Microbiology Technologist

HOSP MICRO TECH
Full-Time

Hospital Microbiology Technologist candidates must meet the following minimum job qualifications:

• Associate's Degree in Medical Technology, Biomedical Science, Biology or Chemistry required
• Bachelor's Degree in Medical Technology, Biomedical Science, Biology or Chemistry preferred
• National Certification as a Microbiology Technologist required
• State license where required
• They need to have at least an associates degree (preferably in microbiology). If their work history only reflects biology, they are not a good candidate. The manager really needs candidates with strong microbiology experience, so they will not consider anyone with less than 6 months.