Medical Technologist Jobs in Connecticut, United States

We are seeking a Medical Technologist for our Automated Lab to perform complex analyses, calibrate equipment, and support patient diagnosis during night shifts. The role requires a BS or AS in Medical Technology, ASCP certification or eligibility, and strong analytical skills.

We’re hiring a Medical Technologist to join our Automated Lab team at Saint Francis Hospital in Hartford, CT. The role focuses on performing a wide range of routine and complex analyses across multiple lab sections, directly impacting patient diagnosis and treatment decisions. Responsibilities include chemical analysis of body fluids, microscopic blood cell analysis, equipment calibration and preventive maintenance, and potential Cancer Center rotations.

Saint Francis Hospital & Medical Center in Hartford, CT seeks a Medical Technologist for an automated lab night shift position. The role involves performing chemical analyses of blood, urine, spinal fluids, and gastric juices to determine normal and abnormal components, as well as counting and identifying blood cells using microscopic techniques.

Saint Francis Hospital & Medical Center in Hartford, CT seeks a Medical Technologist ASCP – Automated Lab to perform and report routine and complex analyses across all laboratory sections. The role involves chemical analysis of blood, urine, spinal fluids, and gastric juices; microscopic blood cell analysis; calibration, preventive maintenance, and troubleshooting of analyzers and laboratory equipment; and use of the department’s computerized system.

CT_THOfNE03 Collaborative Laboratory Services at Saint Francis Hospital drives diagnosis, innovation, and teaching through its clinical laboratory. The Medical Technologist performs and reports routine and complex analyses of body fluids, counts and identifies blood cells, and ensures analyzer operation via calibration, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

Saint Francis Hospital & Medical Center’s Laboratory team seeks a Certified Medical Technologist to drive point‑of‑care testing closer to patients. The role evaluates new POC devices, manages QC/QA programs, and provides training to clinical staff, ensuring compliance with CAP and federal regulations.

Medical Technologist – Automated Lab – Night Shift at Saint Francis Hospital, Hartford, CT. Responsible for high‑complexity testing of blood, urine, spinal fluids, and gastric juices. Performs chemical analyses, microscopic cell counts, and ensures analyzers and lab equipment operate at peak performance through calibration, preventive maintenance, and troubleshooting.

Saint Francis Hospital & Medical Center’s Clinical Laboratory team drives patient diagnosis and treatment through advanced automated testing. As a Medical Technologist, you will perform chemical and hematologic analyses, calibrate analyzers, and maintain equipment to ensure accurate results.

Saint Francis Hospital & Medical Center’s Clinical Laboratory team drives diagnosis, innovation, and teaching. As a Medical Technologist, you will perform and report routine and complex analyses across multiple lab sections, calibrate and maintain analyzers, and ensure accurate results for patient care.

Medical Technologist at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital Plymouth performs laboratory tests, quality control, and maintenance of instrumentation. Responsibilities include reporting abnormal results, organizing work, assessing QC, troubleshooting, maintaining inventory, reviewing SOPs, developing new procedures, training staff, operating patient data systems, performing phlebotomies, and attending meetings.

Provide advanced analysis of blood, fluids, and tissue samples in the lab and blood bank. Perform chemical analyses, cell counts, and microscopic identification.

Join Saint Mary's Hospital Waterbury's clinical laboratory team as a part‑time Medical Technologist. In this 24‑hour rotating shift role, you will analyze body fluids, count and identify blood cells, and maintain laboratory equipment.

Medical Laboratory at Saint Mary's Hospital, Waterbury, CT provides critical diagnostic testing for patient care. The Medical Technologist performs chemical analyses of blood, urine, and other body fluids, conducts microscopic blood cell examinations, and ensures laboratory equipment is calibrated and maintained.

Clinical Laboratory at Saint Mary's Hospital drives diagnosis, innovation, and teaching. The technologist performs and reports routine and complex analyses of blood, urine, and other fluids, maintains and calibrates lab equipment, and ensures accurate results for patient care.

Medical Technologist – Chemistry at Saint Mary’s Hospital, Waterbury, CT. Part‑time day shift role providing advanced analysis of blood, fluids, and tissue samples. Responsibilities include chemical analysis of body fluids, microscopic blood cell analysis, calibration and preventive maintenance of laboratory analyzers, troubleshooting equipment, maintaining inventories, and evaluating new technologies.

Medical Technologist - Per Diem at Saint Mary's Hospital Waterbury, CT. This part‑time role requires a generalist medical technologist skilled in analyzing blood, fluids, and tissue samples. Responsibilities include determining normal and abnormal components of body fluids through chemical analyses of blood, urine, spinal fluids, and gastric juices; microscopic analysis of blood cells; and ensuring the operation of laboratory analyzers and equipment.

Laboratory Services at Griffin Health performs, calculates, records, and reports laboratory analysis across blood bank, serology, hematology, chemistry, microbiology, histology and urinalysis to support patient treatment. The Medical Technologist works the 11 pm‑7:30 am shift, conducting tests, ensuring quality control, and documenting results.

Trinity Health Of New England seeks an experienced Medical Technologist for its Rapid Response Lab at Johnson Memorial Hospital in Stafford Springs, CT. The role involves performing advanced chemical analyses of blood, urine, spinal fluids, and gastric juices to determine normal and abnormal components, counting and identifying blood cells using microscopic techniques, and maintaining laboratory equipment through calibration, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and inventory management. The position is part‑time, day shift, 24 hours per day with occasional weekend and rotating holiday coverage.

Rapid Response Lab Team at Johnson Memorial Hospital performs critical clinical laboratory analyses to support patient diagnosis and treatment. The Medical Technologist conducts chemical analyses of body fluids, performs microscopic blood cell evaluations, and ensures laboratory equipment operates reliably through calibration and maintenance.

Rapid Response Lab at Mercy Medical Center Springfield, MA focuses on fast, accurate diagnostics to guide patient care. The Medical Technologist performs chemical and microscopic analyses of body fluids, manages analyzers, and reports results that directly influence treatment decisions.