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The Medical Lab Technician (MLT) / Medical Lab Scientist (MLS) / Medical Technologist (MT) is responsible for performing & evaluating the validity of technical laboratory procedures in all rotated clinical areas on neonate, pediatric, adolescent, adult & geriatric patient specimens to obtain data for use in the diagnosis & treatment of disease in accordance with CRMC & profession standards of practice; maintaining all aspects of quality assurance, control, & improvement; providing rapid & accurate reporting of results, preventative maintenance, & technical assistance; relaying & documenting all alert (critical) values appropriately; & models appropriate behavior as exemplified in the CRMC Mission and Values statement.
Other duties as assigned.
MLT: An Associate’s Degree or Diploma as a Medical Laboratory Technician (M. L. T.) with completion of an NCCLS or AMA approved MLT training program or National Registry from AMT or ASCP.
Tennessee License OR National Registry from a National Board of Certification (C. A. P., M.
T. (A. S.
C. P); A. M.
T. ; N. C. A., C.
L. S.), is required. MT/MLS: Bachelor’s Degree required.
Completion of an NCCLS or AMA approved medical technology-training program is preferred. Licensure from the State of Tennessee Medical Laboratory Board as a medical laboratory technologist (M. T.) or Registry as a medical technologist from a national board of certification [C.
A. P., M. T.
(A. S. C.
P.); A. M. T.; N.
C. A, C. L.
S.], is preferred.
MLT: Minimum of one (1) year experience under a qualified director is preferred. MT/MLS: Minimum of six (6) years experience under a qualified director is preferred.
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About the role
Medical Technologist (MT) is responsible for performing & evaluating the validity of technical laboratory procedures in all rotated clinical areas on neonate, pediatric, adolescent, adult & geriatric patient specimens to obtain data for use in the diagnosis & treatment of disease in accordance with CRMC & profession standards of practice; maintaining all aspects of quality assurance, control, & improvement; providing rapid & accurate reporting of results, preventative maintenance, & technical assistance; relaying & documenting all alert (critical) values appropriately; & models appropriate behavior as exemplified in the CRMC Mission and Values statement.
