Medical Technologist II-Core Lab at Kettering Health in US-OH-Beavercreek
- Company: Kettering Health
- Location: US-OH-Beavercreek
- Posted: Sep 17, 2026
- Type: Full-Time
- Experience: 2+ years
Overview
Soin Medical Center l Beavercreek l Full-time l Days Performs routine and complex laboratory testing to support patient diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring. Ensures accuracy and reliability of test results through quality control, equipment maintenance, and adherence to regulatory standards.
Job description
- Soin Medical Center l Beavercreek l Full-time l Days
Responsibilities
- Performs routine and complex laboratory testing to support patient diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring.
- Ensures accuracy and reliability of test results through quality control, equipment maintenance, and adherence to regulatory standards.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
- All job responsibilities are to be carried out in alignment with Kettering Health's mission, vision, values, and B Safe program.
Requirements
- The Medical Technologist II performs routine and complex laboratory testing to support patient diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring. This role ensures accuracy and reliability of test results through quality control, equipment maintenance, and adherence to regulatory standards. Performs other duties as assigned. All job responsibilities are to be carried out in alignment with Kettering Health's mission, vision, values, and B Safe program. Bachelor’s degree in Medical Laboratory Science, Medical Technology, Clinical Laboratory Science, or a related field required. Minimum of two years of clinical laboratory experience in an accredited healthcare setting. Certification as a Medical Technologist or Medical Laboratory Scientist by a nationally recognized agency (e.g., ASCP, AMT).
- Experience with advanced laboratory instrumentation or in a high-volume clinical laboratory preferred. Certification by ASCP or AMT strongly preferred.
Skills
Required
- Clinical laboratory testing
- Quality control
- Equipment maintenance
- Adherence to regulatory standards