Medical Lab Technician

Medical Laboratory Technicians work in laboratory settings, performing tests and procedures to diagnose and treat medical conditions. Their primary responsibilities include collecting and processing blood samples, performing laboratory tests, and reporting results. Medical Laboratory Technicians typically require an Associate's degree in Medical Laboratory Technology and a current certification. They must also have experience in laboratory settings and be certified in BLS if required by the facility.

To become a medical laboratory technician, you typically need:

A postsecondary certificate or associate's degree in medical laboratory technology
Completion of a training program approved by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP)
Passing the Certified Medical Laboratory Technician (CMLT) or Registered Medical Laboratory Technician (RMLT) exam
State-specific certifications or licenses may be required

Medical laboratory technicians perform the following duties:

Perform laboratory tests such as blood tests and urinalyses
Analyze samples and report test results
Assist pathologists and other medical professionals in developing treatment plans
Monitor patients' vital signs during testing
Restock supplies and equipment as needed

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