MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST (New Jersey) - Larry Radzely
East Brunswick, NJ
About the Job
Nice opportunity for a Medical Technologist, to work for a medical lab device manufacturer, utilize their lab knowledge as a Technical Support Specialist & Trainer, and travel within their region. Will be instrumental during the installation process as a trainer, and documenting the lab procedures.
****POSITION IS BASED IN THE CENTRAL NEW JERSEY AREA - NO RELOCATION.
Questions (YES or NO answers only please):
Do you have a BS Medical Technology or a related discipline?:
Do you have 5 yrs of current or recent Medical Technologist experience?:
Are you ASCP Certified?:
Can you do overnight travel?:
Do you reside in the central New Jersey area?:
Qualifications:
- Position requires a Bachelor's degree in Medical Technology or a related field and a minimum of 5 years lab experience.
- ASCP Certification is required.
- Minimum of 5 years experience as a Medical Technologist.
- Good Coagulation experience is preferred, and should be detailed on your resume.
- Some overnight travel will be required..
- This position is not eligible for sponsorship for work authorization. Therefore, if you require sponsorship to work in the U.S., we cannot consider your application at this time.
Responsibilities:
- Will be involved with direct problem solving covering reagents, kits, procedures, adaptations, and software upgrades.
- Provides training to medical technologist on the use of the instrumentation.
- Resolve reagent based issues.
- Your lab knowledge will also be utilized in Post Sales support of the instrumentation.
- Represents the company at seminars, conventions, meetings, & wet workshops.
- Provides telephone support to machine operators.
Benefits:
- Base salary $70K - $85K depending on experience (Commission & Annual Bonus (should add an additional $7K - $10K, probably more)
- Company vehicle
- Laptop, Cellphone
- Fully paid family medical
- Dental
- Life Insurance
- 401K
- Vacation, PTO, and paid holidays
- Tuition Reimbursement
- Annual bonus
Source : Larry Radzely