Medical University of South Carolina is hiring: Clinical Laboratory Medical Technologist in Quinby

The Medical University of South Carolina seeks a Medical Technologist to perform complex diagnostic testing within Laboratory Services. This role supports patient care, research, and medical education by delivering accurate, timely results in areas such as hematology, chemistry, and microbiology. The technologist will operate and maintain advanced analyzers, ensure regulatory compliance, and participate in quality initiatives. MUSC offers a collaborative, inclusive culture with opportunities for professional growth, involvement in cutting-edge research, and advancement within an innovative academic health system. Perform routine and complex diagnostic tests in hematology, chemistry, microbiology, and related areas Operate, troubleshoot, and maintain laboratory instruments and analyzers Ensure accurate specimen collection, labeling, processing, and storage Review, validate, and report test results in the LIS in a timely manner Adhere to CLIA, CAP, and MUSC quality control, safety, and regulatory standards Collaborate with clinicians, nurses, and researchers to support patient care and studies Participate in process improvement, method validation, and new test implementation Contribute to training of students and new staff within Laboratory Services Clinical laboratory testing (hematology, chemistry, immunology, microbiology, transfusion services) Operation and maintenance of automated lab analyzers Quality control and quality assurance procedures Specimen processing and handling Laboratory Information Systems (LIS) proficiency Regulatory compliance (CLIA, CAP, Joint Commission) Result interpretation and troubleshooting Infection control and biosafety practices Data analysis and documentation accuracy Effective communication with clinicians and care teams Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k ASCP MLS or equivalent certification eligible/required BCLS certification (preferred, if patient-facing) Compliance with CLIA and CAP standards Familiarity with LIS/EHR systems