Medical Technologist

Contract Length: 6-12 month contract with likely extension or conversion

Location: Indianapolis Area

Hours: 9-530pm or 3-1130pm. Rotation of every other Saturday and every other Monday

Start Date: Approx 10/5/26

Client Overview:

Our client is a global leader in laboratory and diagnostic services, supporting healthcare providers, hospitals, biopharmaceutical companies, and researchers worldwide. With a workforce of tens of thousands across dozens of countries, the organization operates one of the most extensive lab networks in its industry, performing hundreds of millions of patient tests each year.

The organization plays a critical role in advancing modern medicine — supporting the vast majority of new drug approvals through its drug development and laboratory services, while also delivering large-scale diagnostic testing that helps clinicians make faster, more informed patient care decisions.

Financially, the organization is a strong, growing, multi-billion-dollar enterprise with continued momentum across its diagnostics and biopharma services businesses, and an expanding role as a partner of choice for health systems and biopharmaceutical companies alike.

This is an opportunity to join a mission-driven, science-forward organization operating at massive scale — blending cutting-edge diagnostics, drug development support, and data-driven healthcare innovation to improve patient outcomes globally.

Job Description:

Performs established clinical laboratory testing procedures across assigned laboratory disciplines. Responsible for analyzing specimens and reporting results to sponsors/clients.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform assigned clinical laboratory testing accurately and within expected turnaround times
• Resolve specimen discrepancies and pending issues; prepare workstations and instrumentation for testing
• Operate instruments and perform testing per established written procedures; resolve routine and non-routine assay problems
• Ensure result validity through quality assurance/quality control procedures, including QC interpretation, documentation of corrective actions, and evaluation of new calibrator/QC lots
• Manage reagents, materials, and supplies: receiving, labeling, inventory control, and validation testing (parallel testing, linearity, stability)
• Enter and document results with appropriate peer review and audit trail; communicate reporting issues to lab management
• Perform instrument/equipment maintenance, calibration, and basic troubleshooting per SOPs
• Maintain up-to-date training files and complete required competency assessments; may assist in training new employees
• Support internal and external customer needs, including QA/audit response and timely inquiry resolution
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment; adhere to safety and biohazard protocols
• Other duties as assigned

Requirements:

2) 1.5 years experience or more

3) Hematology experience (working with hematology slides)

4) High volume slide testing- 40-50 accessions a day

Nice to Haves:

1) ASCP cert

2) strong communication experience (provide example of communicating between benches)

3) multi-tasking