Jackson Health System
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Jackson Health System . Summary PRM Medical Technologist is professional technology work in the performance of diagnostic tests and procedures in the clinical laboratory of a county medical facility. Employees in this classification are professionally trained medical technologists responsible for performing various diagnostic analyses, morphologic studies and quantitative and qualitative determinations on specimen samples of blood, urine, cerebral spinal and other body fluids and products in accordance with recognized scientific theory, principles and techniques. Emphasis of the work is on independent judgment in determining accurate test results and recognition of critical values. Supervision may be exercised over Laboratory Aides, Assistants and Technicians, Medical Technology Students and Laboratory Clerks as required. Supervision is received from a professional superior who reviews results for professional quality and assists as abnormal laboratory results are found. Location: Miami, FL | On Call/Pool
Responsibilities
Produces accurate results/outcomes according to age specific standard operating procedures. Matches the patient identifying information on specimens with the work document without clerical/data entry errors, including omissions. Demonstrates the ability to coordinate simultaneous series of procedures with accuracy. Consults supervisor for additional assignments and follows them to completion. Completes patient and quality control procedures within defined time limits. Interprets patient and quality control samples or procedures determining whether they are abnormal or incorrect. Takes appropriate action according to protocol. Recognizes and documents efforts to resolve equipment and/or procedural problems. Notifies supervisor when necessary. Participates actively in QA/QI programs of the department. Completes routine tasks without direct supervision. Oversees and/or performs preventive maintenance and documents corrective actions taken. Prioritizes workload in response to STAT requests according to protocol. Learns new procedures and/or assignments within a mutually agreed upon time frame. Maintains an appropriate inventory of supplies, keeps working supplies stocked. Adapts to modification of work assignments and, when requested, is willing to adjust personal schedule for the benefit of patient care. Demonstrates a concern for cleanliness of self and work area. Practices infection control for the protection of the patients, co-workers and self. Assumes ownership of issues and follows them to resolution. Maintains current knowledge of written revisions in procedures as well as advances in the profession. Offers innovative solutions to allow for efficient and effective delivery of laboratory service. Maintains neat, legible and organized written work documents with appropriate dates and initials. Follows departmental policies and procedures at all times. Monitors pending work and critical values as per protocol. Organizes and performs work according to procedure manual, ensuring workflow can be followed by other personnel. Communicates regularly with subordinates and supervisor. Provides initial non-technical resources in resolving routine problems. Demonstrates practical decision making skills. Demonstrates leadership traits such as empathy, creativity and fairness. Assures employee empowerment and encourages employee participation. Prepares and records proficiency testing or performs other specialized tasks according to protocol. Takes charge of the department in the absence of the supervisors. Assists in providing adequate staffing. Performs instruments preventive maintenance procedures, on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis as outlined in procedure manual. Starts up instruments at the beginning of each shift and ensures proper operation. Regularly inspects all instruments and ensures equipment is in proper working condition to ensure accurate results. Performs quality control with each test along with instrument checks and ensures accuracy of results reported. Verifies patient name on specimens against labels and worksheets. Ensures test results correlate with the diagnosis and completes scheduled tests as planned. Files QC and maintenance records promptly and can retrieve information within 15 minutes upon request. Participates in CAP surveys and completes them in a timely manner. Checks temperatures of refrigerators, freezers, incubators, and room temperatures; logs readings daily. Assists in weekly inventory, orders supplies as necessary, and maintains proper stock levels. Performs venipuncture or bleeding time as needed and explains procedures to patients. Follows instructions for reconstituting controls and logs reagents with lot numbers and expiration dates. Ensures specimens are at room temperature before starting procedures and stores supplies properly to prevent reagent spoilage. Rotates stock and reports panic values to the RN and the patient's physician; documents results in the computer. Completes work procedures efficiently without sacrificing quality. Performs STAT orders promptly and reports results within one hour of collection or as soon as possible. Ensures continuity of procedures by reporting incomplete assignments to the next shift. Demonstrates CARE values (Compassion, Accountability, Respect, Expertise) and service excellence. Performs other related duties as assigned.
Qualifications
Experience: Generally requires 1 to 3 years of related experience. Flow Cytometry strongly preferred. Experience in running QC preferred. Preparation and analysis of data experience preferred. Experience analyzing data in Kaluza preferred. Education: Associate degree in related field is required. Bachelor’s degree is preferred. Skill: Ability to analyze, organize and prioritize work; effective written and oral communication; ability to handle difficult situations with professional composure; ability to understand and follow instructions; independent judgment; proficiency with job-related technology and software. Credentials: Valid Florida license as a Medical Technologist in area of specialty is required. ASCP Certification is preferred.
Working Conditions
Physical Requirements: Extended standing or walking; ability to lift 21-50 lbs; may lift 51-100 lbs with equipment; frequent visual acuity for computer use. Environmental Conditions: Fast-paced environment with potential exposure to infectious agents, chemicals, and other hazards; PPE required as appropriate.
Employment details
Seniority level: Entry level Employment type: Full-time Job function: Research, Analyst, and Information Technology Industries: Hospitals and Health Care
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PRM Medical Technologist
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Jackson Health System . Summary PRM Medical Technologist is professional technology work in the performance of diagnostic tests and procedures in the clinical laboratory of a county medical facility. Employees in this classification are professionally trained medical technologists responsible for performing various diagnostic analyses, morphologic studies and quantitative and qualitative determinations on specimen samples of blood, urine, cerebral spinal and other body fluids and products in accordance with recognized scientific theory, principles and techniques. Emphasis of the work is on independent judgment in determining accurate test results and recognition of critical values. Supervision may be exercised over Laboratory Aides, Assistants and Technicians, Medical Technology Students and Laboratory Clerks as required. Supervision is received from a professional superior who reviews results for professional quality and assists as abnormal laboratory results are found. Location: Miami, FL | On Call/Pool
Responsibilities
Produces accurate results/outcomes according to age specific standard operating procedures. Matches the patient identifying information on specimens with the work document without clerical/data entry errors, including omissions. Demonstrates the ability to coordinate simultaneous series of procedures with accuracy. Consults supervisor for additional assignments and follows them to completion. Completes patient and quality control procedures within defined time limits. Interprets patient and quality control samples or procedures determining whether they are abnormal or incorrect. Takes appropriate action according to protocol. Recognizes and documents efforts to resolve equipment and/or procedural problems. Notifies supervisor when necessary. Participates actively in QA/QI programs of the department. Completes routine tasks without direct supervision. Oversees and/or performs preventive maintenance and documents corrective actions taken. Prioritizes workload in response to STAT requests according to protocol. Learns new procedures and/or assignments within a mutually agreed upon time frame. Maintains an appropriate inventory of supplies, keeps working supplies stocked. Adapts to modification of work assignments and, when requested, is willing to adjust personal schedule for the benefit of patient care. Demonstrates a concern for cleanliness of self and work area. Practices infection control for the protection of the patients, co-workers and self. Assumes ownership of issues and follows them to resolution. Maintains current knowledge of written revisions in procedures as well as advances in the profession. Offers innovative solutions to allow for efficient and effective delivery of laboratory service. Maintains neat, legible and organized written work documents with appropriate dates and initials. Follows departmental policies and procedures at all times. Monitors pending work and critical values as per protocol. Organizes and performs work according to procedure manual, ensuring workflow can be followed by other personnel. Communicates regularly with subordinates and supervisor. Provides initial non-technical resources in resolving routine problems. Demonstrates practical decision making skills. Demonstrates leadership traits such as empathy, creativity and fairness. Assures employee empowerment and encourages employee participation. Prepares and records proficiency testing or performs other specialized tasks according to protocol. Takes charge of the department in the absence of the supervisors. Assists in providing adequate staffing. Performs instruments preventive maintenance procedures, on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis as outlined in procedure manual. Starts up instruments at the beginning of each shift and ensures proper operation. Regularly inspects all instruments and ensures equipment is in proper working condition to ensure accurate results. Performs quality control with each test along with instrument checks and ensures accuracy of results reported. Verifies patient name on specimens against labels and worksheets. Ensures test results correlate with the diagnosis and completes scheduled tests as planned. Files QC and maintenance records promptly and can retrieve information within 15 minutes upon request. Participates in CAP surveys and completes them in a timely manner. Checks temperatures of refrigerators, freezers, incubators, and room temperatures; logs readings daily. Assists in weekly inventory, orders supplies as necessary, and maintains proper stock levels. Performs venipuncture or bleeding time as needed and explains procedures to patients. Follows instructions for reconstituting controls and logs reagents with lot numbers and expiration dates. Ensures specimens are at room temperature before starting procedures and stores supplies properly to prevent reagent spoilage. Rotates stock and reports panic values to the RN and the patient's physician; documents results in the computer. Completes work procedures efficiently without sacrificing quality. Performs STAT orders promptly and reports results within one hour of collection or as soon as possible. Ensures continuity of procedures by reporting incomplete assignments to the next shift. Demonstrates CARE values (Compassion, Accountability, Respect, Expertise) and service excellence. Performs other related duties as assigned.
Qualifications
Experience: Generally requires 1 to 3 years of related experience. Flow Cytometry strongly preferred. Experience in running QC preferred. Preparation and analysis of data experience preferred. Experience analyzing data in Kaluza preferred. Education: Associate degree in related field is required. Bachelor’s degree is preferred. Skill: Ability to analyze, organize and prioritize work; effective written and oral communication; ability to handle difficult situations with professional composure; ability to understand and follow instructions; independent judgment; proficiency with job-related technology and software. Credentials: Valid Florida license as a Medical Technologist in area of specialty is required. ASCP Certification is preferred.
Working Conditions
Physical Requirements: Extended standing or walking; ability to lift 21-50 lbs; may lift 51-100 lbs with equipment; frequent visual acuity for computer use. Environmental Conditions: Fast-paced environment with potential exposure to infectious agents, chemicals, and other hazards; PPE required as appropriate.
Employment details
Seniority level: Entry level Employment type: Full-time Job function: Research, Analyst, and Information Technology Industries: Hospitals and Health Care
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