Medical Laboratory Technologist
- Moncton, NB, Canada
Full-time
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Job details
- Job type
- Full-time
- Apply by
- Experience
- At least 3-5 years of experience in a hospital laboratory, ideally with experience in at least three of the five disciplines in laboratory science.
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
Medical Laboratory Technology faculty members are integral to the preparation of future medical laboratory technologists. Working within a collaborative academic environment, faculty are responsible for facilitating student learning, evaluating performance, mentoring future professionals, and contributing to the ongoing development and quality of the program.
Successful candidates will demonstrate a commitment to excellence in medical laboratory education, professional practice, and student success while fostering a culture of accountability, critical thinking, precision, and patient safety.
Key Accountabilities
- Teaching and monitoring student progress with regular feedback.
- Combination of didactic teaching and labs.
- Record Keeping of Student Attendance and Grades
- Participate in team meetings and collaborative activities.
Requirements
- Medical Laboratory Technologist licensed under the New Brunswick Society of Medical Laboratory Technologist (NBSMLT) and certified by the Canadian Society of Medical Laboratory Science (CSMLS). *Note, if applying for outside of NB, you must be eligible for license with the NBSMLT*
- At least 3-5 years of experience in a hospital laboratory, ideally with experience in at least three of the five disciplines in laboratory science.
- Have an interest in lifelong learning.
Benefits
- 5 weeks of paid vacation - All holidays off, including 2 weeks at Christmas and 1 week of March Break, plus 2 additional weeks.
- Competitive industry wages
- Full reimbursement of annual licensing fees
- Uniform allowances
- Full health benefits (50/50 co-pay with employer)
- Retirement savings plan with employer contribution matching
- Set Monday - Friday work schedule
- Paid course preparation time
- Positive and supportive work environment
- Ongoing Professional Development
More about this job
Responsibilities
Teach medical laboratory technology through classroom instruction and laboratory sessions, monitor student progress, and provide regular feedback while evaluating performance. Maintain attendance and grade records, mentor students, participate in team activities, and contribute to program development and quality.
Requirements
Applicants must be licensed by the New Brunswick Society of Medical Laboratory Technologists and certified by the Canadian Society for Medical Laboratory Science; applicants from outside New Brunswick must be eligible for New Brunswick licensure. They need 3–5 years of hospital laboratory experience, ideally across at least three laboratory science disciplines, and an interest in lifelong learning.
Skills
- Medical Laboratory Education
- Didactic Teaching
- Laboratory Instruction
- Student Assessment
- Student Mentoring
- Student Progress Monitoring
- Feedback
- Record Keeping
- Team Collaboration
- Medical Laboratory Technology
- Professional Practice
- Critical Thinking
- Precision
- Patient Safety
- Lifelong Learning
Benefits
- Five Weeks Of Paid Vacation
- Paid Holidays
- Competitive Wages
- Annual Licensing Fee Reimbursement
- Uniform Allowance
- Health Benefits
- Retirement Savings Plan With Employer Matching
- Paid Course Preparation Time
- Ongoing Professional Development
- Supportive Work Environment
Visa sponsorship
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Categories
- Education
- Healthcare
Keywords
- Medical Laboratory Technology
- Medical Laboratory Technologist
- Medical Laboratory Education
- New Brunswick Society Of Medical Laboratory Technologists
- Canadian Society For Medical Laboratory Science
- Licensure
- Certification
- Hospital Laboratory
- Laboratory Science
- Didactic Teaching
- Laboratory Instruction
- Student Learning
- Student Assessment
- Student Mentoring
- Attendance Records
- Grade Records
- Program Development
- Program Quality
- Professional Practice
- Critical Thinking
- Patient Safety
- Lifelong Learning