Medical Technologist Jobs in Florida, United States

Medical Technologist I provides timely and courteous service to patients, physicians, and hospital staff by performing laboratory analyses accurately and efficiently on newborn, pediatric, adolescent, adult and geriatric patients. Uses sophisticated instruments, equipment, methods and techniques to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of disease.

Community Health Systems is hiring a Medical Technologist PRN in Milton, FL, United States to perform routine and specialized moderate and high complexity laboratory tests on blood and body fluid specimens under minimal supervision. Day-to-day duties include running tests, adhering to quality control protocols, maintaining and troubleshooting laboratory instruments, collecting chain-of-custody urine drug screens, performing phlebotomy as needed, and assisting with data collection for regulatory

Medical Technologist at Select Specialty Hospital in Fort Myers, FL, a critical illness recovery hospital providing inpatient post-ICU services to chronically ill patients. The role covers all laboratory service areas—pre-analytical, analytical, and post-analytical—performing phlebotomy, specimen preparation, instrument maintenance, quality controls, calibrations, proficiency testing, delta checks, and patient result reporting.

Clinical Laboratory team at White-Wilson Medical Center ensures accurate, timely patient test results through rigorous quality and regulatory oversight. The Medical Technologist Supervisor provides day-to-day technical supervision, mentors staff, manages instrument validation, and leads compliance activities.

Laboratory team at Halifax Health provides diagnostic testing across newborn to geriatric patients using advanced chemistry, microbiology, hematology and blood bank instruments. The Medical Technologist performs routine analyses, quality control, instrument calibration, specimen preparation, and result verification while training junior staff and ensuring a safe, hazard‑free environment.

UHealth Laboratories Department at the University of Miami performs microbiological, molecular and immunological testing to support patient diagnosis and treatment. The Medical Technologist 2 conducts specimen verification, runs and interprets tests, maintains equipment, and ensures quality control while training staff.

Medical Technologist 1 at UHealth Laboratories builds critical microbiology, molecular and immunology tests that guide patient diagnosis and treatment. The role verifies specimen identification, performs quality control, calibrates instruments, and trains staff while ensuring compliance with university policies.

Microbiology Laboratory at Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare provides critical diagnostic testing for the region's hospitals and clinics. The Medical Laboratory Technologist performs waived, moderate, and high‑complexity microbiology tests, validates results, and troubleshoots assay issues to ensure accurate patient diagnoses.

Clinical Laboratory at Halifax Health provides comprehensive diagnostic services across patient ages. The Charge Medical Technologist leads shift operations, ensures accurate microbiology testing, supervises staff, and drives quality and process improvements.

Clinical Laboratory team at Halifax Health provides accurate and timely diagnostic testing across chemistry, microbiology, hematology, and blood bank services. The Laboratory Medical Technologist II performs routine analyses, quality control, instrument maintenance, and assists in training staff while ensuring patient safety and result integrity.

The Medical Technologist 2 (H) at the University of Miami Health System performs microbiological, molecular biological, and immunological tests on body specimens to provide data for disease treatment and diagnosis, while facilitating quality assurance and instrument maintenance. Day-to-day duties include verifying specimen identification, analyzing and interpreting results, calibrating equipment, administering quality-control tests, and assisting with training laboratory personnel.

Medical Technologist at Watson Clinic’s Lakeland laboratory, ensuring accurate and timely results for routine and complex tests. Performs quality control, equipment maintenance, and proficiency testing while maintaining specimen integrity.

Seeking an experienced Medical Technologist to join a leading national healthcare staffing firm. The role involves operating the Tango Optimo blood bank instrument, managing ABO, Rh, antibody screens, crossmatches, and antigen typing, and supporting a busy transfusion service that processes over 75 specimens daily.

Medical Technologist at OneBlood in Ft Lauderdale, FL. The role performs basic to advanced testing on patient and donor samples, interprets results, and ensures compliance with regulatory guidelines. Responsibilities include quality control, equipment maintenance, record keeping, and oversight of lab assistants.

Medical Technologist 2 on the UHealth Pathology team at the University of Miami. Performs microbiological, molecular biological and immunological tests on body specimens, calibrates equipment, and maintains quality assurance records.

Cellular Therapy Laboratory at OneBlood supports transplant programs by performing hematology and serology testing on patient and donor samples. The Medical Technologist operates flow cytometers, conducts quality control, and oversees Lab Assistants while ensuring compliance with regulatory guidelines.

Mayo Clinic's Jacksonville, FL laboratory services team seeks a Medical Technologist II - MT - Microbiology to perform STAT and routine moderately and highly complex clinical laboratory testing on biological specimens using manual methods and automated analyzers. The role reports valid, accurate patient results in a timely manner, interacts with physicians, nurses, and allied health staff to coordinate testing and correlate results, and participates in operational support activities to maintain

Medical Technologist role performing comprehensive laboratory tests, including blood bank and serology, ensuring quality control and equipment maintenance during night shifts.

The Medical Technologist at OneBlood performs basic through advanced testing on patient, donor, and blood product samples while interpreting results per regulatory guidelines and organizational policies. Day-to-day duties include accepting and processing blood components, conducting quality control and equipment calibration, maintaining records, resolving transfusion-related patient care issues, and providing oversight to Lab Assistants and Technicians.

Manager, Medical Technologists at University of Miami leads clinical laboratory operations, overseeing medical technologists, ensuring compliance with FDA, CLIA, Joint Commission, and university policies. Responsibilities include managing personnel, coordinating with reference labs and vendors, maintaining instrument performance, implementing quality control and proficiency testing, and developing SOPs and training programs.