Medical Technologist Jobs in South Carolina, United States

Provides clinical care to patient by testing and using various instruments and reagents. Performs diagnostic testing on patient samples to aid physicians in the diagnosis and/or monitoring of various disease states.

Supports high quality laboratory testing in a clinical laboratory. Prepared specimens for testing, performs routine laboratory tests, performs quality control and maintenance procedures, recognizes computer data problems, troubleshoots laboratory instruments, communicates technical information to medical and lay persons, assists with training laboratory personnel in routine procedures, participates in continuing education, recognizes normal and abnormal values.

The Medical Technologist or Medical Laboratory Technician at MUSC performs diagnostic testing on patient samples to aid physicians in diagnosing and monitoring disease states. They follow standardized procedures, prepare samples, and analyze results for accuracy, acceptability, and critical limits.

Medical Laboratory team at MUSC supports high quality clinical testing by preparing specimens, performing routine and specialized lab assays, and ensuring quality control. The Medical Technologist I conducts instrument troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and assists in training staff while adhering to safety and regulatory standards.

Medical Technologist I at MUHA’s Kershaw Medical Center supports high‑quality laboratory testing. The role prepares specimens, performs routine and specialized tests, conducts quality control, troubleshoots instruments, and maintains preventive equipment.

The Medical Technologist I position at Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) supports high-quality laboratory testing in a clinical laboratory setting. The role involves specimen preparation, routine and specialized laboratory testing, quality control, instrument maintenance, and troubleshooting.

SAAS UHS Lab performs clinical laboratory testing to support patient care across the University of South Carolina system. The Medical Technologist conducts waived and moderately complex tests, operates laboratory information systems, performs phlebotomy, manages procurement and inventory, and serves as Lab Safety Officer.

Medical technologist support high quality laboratory testing in a clinical laboratory. Prepares specimens for testing, perform routine laboratory tests, perform specialized laboratory tests, perform quality control, troubleshoot quality control errors and maintenance procedures, recognize and evaluate computer data problems, troubleshoot laboratory instruments, perform preventative maintenance, communicate technical information to medical and lay persons, assist with training laboratory personnel in routine procedures, participate in continuing education, recognize normal and abnormal values, and model Standards of Behavior in daily interactions and activities.

Medical Technologist I at Medical University of South Carolina supports high quality laboratory testing in a clinical laboratory. Responsibilities include preparing specimens, performing routine and specialized tests, executing quality control, troubleshooting instrument and data issues, and conducting preventative maintenance.

Medical Technologist I supports high‑quality laboratory testing by preparing specimens, performing routine and specialized assays, conducting quality control, troubleshooting instruments, and maintaining equipment. The role includes data evaluation, preventive maintenance, training staff, and ensuring compliance with laboratory standards.

Medical Technologist I at Medical University of South Carolina performs diagnostic testing on patient samples to aid physicians in diagnosing and monitoring disease states. The role involves following standardized procedures, preparing samples, and analyzing results for accuracy, acceptability, and critical limits.

Medical Technologist I-2 at Medical University Hospital Authority (MUHA) supports high‑quality laboratory testing in the Columbia clinical lab. The role prepares specimens, performs routine and specialized tests, manages quality control, troubleshoots instruments, conducts preventative maintenance, and trains staff.

Medical Technologist I-1 at MUHA’s Clinical Laboratory supports high‑quality testing by preparing specimens, performing routine and specialized assays, and maintaining instruments. The role includes quality control, troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and training new staff.

Medical Technologist I supports high-quality laboratory testing in a clinical setting. Responsibilities include specimen preparation, routine and specialized testing, quality control, instrument troubleshooting, preventative maintenance, technical communication, training, and continuing education.

The Medical Technologist Lead at MUSC Health Florence Medical Center oversees moderate and high complexity testing of blood and body fluid specimens, ensuring accurate results through instrument maintenance, calibration, quality control, and proficiency testing. The role requires proficiency with the Laboratory Information System (LIS), record keeping, and coordination with phlebotomy and hospital staff for sample collection.

Medical Laboratory team at McLeod Health provides precise diagnostic testing for patient care. The Medical Technologist analyzes biological specimens, ensures quality control, and trains staff while adhering to safety and service excellence standards.

Clinical Laboratory team at McLeod Health performs precise analysis of biological specimens to support diagnosis and treatment. The Medical Technologist prepares, processes, and evaluates samples, ensures quality control, and trains assigned staff while adhering to safety and service excellence standards.

Medical Laboratory at McLeod Health provides precise diagnostic testing to support patient care. The Medical Technologist performs moderate to high complexity laboratory analyses, ensures quality control, trains staff, and coordinates specimen processing during the 3rd shift.

Supports high quality laboratory testing in a clinical laboratory. Prepares specimens for testing, performs routine laboratory tests, conducts quality control and maintenance, troubleshoots instruments, communicates technical information, assists in training personnel, participates in continuing education, recognizes normal and abnormal values, and models Standards of Behavior.

Medical Technologist II performs diagnostic testing on patient samples, follows standardized procedures, prepares samples, and analyzes results for accuracy and critical limits to support physicians in diagnosing and monitoring disease states.