Responsibilities:
A medical technologist, also known as a clinical laboratory scientist, performs laboratory tests on patient samples using automated and manual techniques. Responsibilities include ensuring test accuracy, maintaining equipment, interpreting results, adhering to regulations, and collaborating with healthcare providers. They play a vital role in diagnosing and treating patients while staying updated on advances in laboratory medicine.

Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in medical technology or related field.
Certification from organizations like ASCP or AMT.
State licensure may be required.
Clinical laboratory experience.
Proficiency in laboratory techniques and equipment operation.
Strong analytical and communication skills.
Attention to detail and adherence to ethical standards.
Commitment to continuing education and professional development.