Medical Technologist Jobs in Kentucky, United States

Experienced Clinical Lab Professional sought to join LabCorp as a Medical Technologist in Bowling Green, KY. The role involves specimen acceptability assessment, performing routine and complex technical procedures, operating and troubleshooting instrumentation, making technical decisions, preparing and evaluating reagents, reporting accurate test results, conducting preventative maintenance and quality control, replenishing bench supplies, assisting specimen processing, and maintaining a safe work environment. Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in a relevant science, have at least one year of clinical laboratory testing experience or an MLS degree, and possess ASCP or AMT certification.

Medical Technologist position at LabCorp in Bowling Green, KY. The role involves evaluating specimen acceptability, performing routine and complex laboratory procedures, and operating instrumentation to ensure accurate results. Responsibilities include troubleshooting equipment, preparing reagents, reporting timely test outcomes, and maintaining quality control and preventive maintenance.

PPD Laboratory Services team at Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Global Central Labs in Highland Heights, KY. The Medical Technologist II supports the Flow Cytometry group, performing complex analyses, maintaining instruments, and ensuring quality control to support clinical trials. The role is fully onsite in a laboratory setting, with a 9AM‑5:30PM shift and occasional Saturday rotation.

PPD Laboratory Services team at Thermo Fisher Scientific in Highland Heights, Kentucky focuses on delivering high‑quality clinical chemistry analyses for global trials. As a Medical Technologist – Entry Level, you will support the Special Chemistry group by performing complex chemical assays, operating and maintaining laboratory instruments, and ensuring data accuracy through QC and statistical analysis.

PPD Laboratory Services team at Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Global Central Labs in Highland Heights, KY. The role supports the Peripheral Blood Mononuclear Cell group, performing complex chemical, hematological, and coagulation analyses, maintaining lab equipment, and ensuring quality control. Second‑shift onsite work in a laboratory setting with occasional travel, no relocation assistance.

Medical Technologist (MLS/MT/MLT) – Core Lab at Kettering Health. Performs accurate laboratory testing, instrument checks, QC, equipment maintenance, and calibration.

Medical Technologist (MLS/MT/MLT) - Core Lab

Medical Technologist (MLS/MT/MLT) – Core Lab at Kettering Health in Hamilton, OH. Responsible for accurate laboratory testing, quality control, instrument maintenance, sample preparation, and reporting of results. Performs instrument checks, calibration, and troubleshooting, documents findings, and communicates critical results.

Medical Technologist, Registry Eligible at TriHealth HCM Enterprise. Performs analysis of laboratory specimens, ensures accurate result reporting, and upholds quality assurance protocols.

Core Lab at UC Health performs routine and complex laboratory analyses to support patient care. The Medical Technologist I conducts specimen processing, operates and maintains lab equipment, and ensures quality control on third shift, working 20 hours per week.

Core Lab at UC Medical Center performs routine and complex laboratory analyses to support patient care. The Medical Technologist I conducts and reports laboratory tests, maintains equipment, ensures quality control, and handles specimen processing during the third shift.

Core Lab Department at UC Medical Center, part of UC Health, builds diagnostic tests that guide patient care. The Medical Technologist II performs routine and complex laboratory analyses, maintains equipment, and ensures quality control in a fast‑paced environment.

Good Samaritan Hospital Laboratory’s Medical Technologist team drives patient care by delivering precise lab results across Chemistry, Hematology, Microbiology, and Transfusion Services. The role performs full‑range testing, maintains instruments, and reports findings independently while upholding quality standards.

Medical Technologist (ASCP) performs accurate, timely patient test results for diagnosis and management of illnesses. Utilizes automation, computerization, and manual methods for blood, tissue, and other bodily fluids.

Medical Technologist Trainee position at LabCorp in Cincinnati, OH. The role involves specimen acceptability, performing routine and complex lab procedures, operating instrumentation, preparing reagents, reporting results, and maintaining quality control. Trainees receive full training and are eligible for comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, STD/LTD, 401(k), PTO/FTO, tuition reimbursement, and employee stock purchase plan.

General Laboratory team at Claiborne Medical Center performs high‑complexity clinical testing to support physician diagnosis and treatment. The Medical Technologist conducts specialized lab tests, ensures quality control, operates and troubleshoots instrumentation, and utilizes the LIS for specimen accessioning and reporting.

Medical Laboratory team at GEM Technologies supports the DOE's Y-12 National Security Complex by performing clinical testing and sample analysis. The Medical Technologist collects venous blood, processes blood and urine specimens, runs calibrations and quality‑control on lab analyzers, and enters results into the electronic medical record.

Medical Laboratory team at GEM Technologies supports the DOE Y-12 National Security Complex by performing clinical testing and sample analysis. The Medical Technologist collects blood, processes blood and urine samples, runs calibrations and quality controls on lab analyzers, reviews results and enters data into the EMR, and maintains equipment while also conducting vision, ECG, vitals, spirometry and audiometry testing.

Medical Technologist at Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge performs routine and complex laboratory tests across blood bank, serology, urinalysis, coagulation, chemistry, hematology, and microbiology. Working PRN/OCC with variable hours, the role includes quality control, instrument troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and documentation.