Medical Laboratory Technician MLT
WorldWide Medical Staffing · Houston, Texas · Posted Jun 27, 2026
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Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) - IHS Facility
Position Summary
The Medical Laboratory Technician performs essential diagnostic laboratory testing at an Indian Health Service facility in North Dakota serving a tribal community. This role requires a self‑sufficient, detail oriented lab professional capable of operating independently in a community focused federal healthcare environment.
Key Responsibilities
Perform routine and specialized laboratory testing including hematology, chemistry, urinalysis, microbiology, blood bank, and coagulation studies
Collect and process patient specimens with accuracy and proper chain of custody
Operate, calibrate, and troubleshoot laboratory analyzers and equipment
Ensure quality control procedures are followed and documented in compliance with CLIA standards
Review and report laboratory results to providers in a timely manner
Maintain accurate electronic records and laboratory documentation
Adhere to infection control, safety, and regulatory compliance standards
Collaborate with clinical staff and providers to support patient care decisions
Qualifications
ASCP or AMT certification required
Associate degree in Medical Laboratory Technology from an accredited program
BLS certification required
Minimum 1 year of clinical laboratory experience preferred
Ability to work independently in a rural federal healthcare setting
Preferred Experience
Prior IHS or tribal facility experience
Generalist background across multiple laboratory disciplines
Familiarity with federal laboratory compliance standards
Contract Details
Location: North Dakota - IHS Tribal Facility
Schedule: Monday through Friday, 8AM to 5PM with 1 hour lunch
Hours: 40 hours per week
Contract Length: 12 weeks
Work Environment
Small community IHS facility serving an underserved tribal community in rural North Dakota. Mission driven environment where your work directly impacts patient outcomes for a population that genuinely depends on quality healthcare professionals showing up for them.
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