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Job Field: Office Jobs
Location: VANCOUVER, WA
Salary: $-
Job Type: Part Time

JOB SUMMARY:

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               <td align="left"><font style="font-size: 100%;">Title: Medical Laboratory Technician I - WA Float<BR>Location: Vancouver, WA<BR>To perform laboratory tests and processes within scope of practice in an accurate and timely manner.<BR>Essential Functions:<BR>Perform and report lab tests according to work instructions: Process patient specimens according to priority and document results. Review patient reports for accuracy before release. Alert clinicians and appropriate designees of abnormal results.<BR>Monitor test accuracy through performance and evaluation of quality control: Perform instrument maintenance and calibration according to standard operating procedure. Assay quality control and proficiency testing materials. Execute corrective actions and document if controls are not within specified limits.<BR>Problem solve by auditing specimen integrity and identification. Identify test discrepancies. Investigate or initiate inquiries; troubleshoot any malfunctioning equipment or test system and repair if possible. Refer problems to technologist, specialist, supervisor, manager or pathologist as needed. Answer inquiries about department policies and procedures.<BR>Maintain clean and well-organized work area with adequate supplies and reagents. Order and/or prepare reagents and supplies when necessary.<BR>Maintain technical competency. Attend all required training, education, and meetings.<BR>Assist with orientation and training of new employees or students.<BR>Evaluate data according to laboratory policies and procedures to determine if results are accurate before releasing.<BR>Troubleshoot malfunctioning equipment or test systems. (Refer to technologist, supervisor or technical specialist if unable to solve problem.)<BR>Prioritize daily work and assignments.<BR>Reject and document specimens which are not appropriate, per laboratory Quality System.<BR>Perform duties of position under general oversight by Medical Technologist.<BR>Provide accurate, quality results with high workload. Organize work; remain current in job knowledge; ask for assistance when needed.<BR>Troubleshooting instruments or instrument downtime. Follow procedures or service manuals; contact service representatives when appropriate.<BR>Communicating effectively. Calmly gather facts, provide information and attempt to resolve problem or seek help as needed.<BR><BR>Replacement for all Washington Locations; Weekend and Holiday Rotation May be Required.<BR>Secondary Functions:<BR>Evaluate data according to laboratory policies and procedures to determine if results are accurate before releasing.<BR>Troubleshoot malfunctioning equipment or test systems. (Refer to technologist, supervisor or technical specialist if unable to solve problem.)<BR>Prioritize daily work and assignments.<BR>Reject and document specimens which are not appropriate, per laboratory Quality System.<BR>Perform duties of position under general oversight by Medical Technologist.<BR>Provide accurate, quality results with high workload. Organize work; remain current in job knowledge; ask for assistance when needed.<BR>Troubleshooting instruments o                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             </font></td>
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