Medical Technologist (Clinical Chemistry)

Location: Boston, Massachusetts; 100% onsite. Required hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with rotating weekends, plus occasional coverage beginning at 6:30 a.m.

Salary: $87,672.00–$105,549.60 per year

Company

Cancer research and patient care institute focused on advancing cancer treatment, education, and public health.

What you will do

• Perform routine and complex technical procedures on body fluids using automated analyzers and manual testing methods.
• Operate, maintain, troubleshoot, and document corrective actions for laboratory instruments.
• Enter, verify, and report accurate test results through the clinical laboratory information system.
• Maintain quality control, calibration, proficiency testing, instrumentation, and laboratory records.
• Conduct linearity and correlation studies and assist with evaluating new instruments and materials.
• Train new personnel, support departmental projects, process bone marrow smears, and act as lead technologist when needed.

Requirements

• Five years of clinical laboratory experience in chemistry and/or hematology.
• AS or BS degree in clinical, physical, biological, or clinical laboratory science, with MLT (ASCP), MT (ASCP), or a nationally recognized equivalent preferred.
• ASCP or equivalent AMT/NCA certification preferred.
• Expert knowledge of laboratory and medical terminology, with the ability to work independently under minimal supervision.
• Strong communication, organization, judgment, mentoring, and multitasking skills in a fast-paced team environment.
• Ability to work 100% onsite in Boston, including rotating weekends and occasional early-morning coverage.

Culture & Benefits

• Inclusive, diverse, and equitable environment focused on compassionate patient care.
• Opportunities for continuing education and required safety, infection control, and departmental training.
• Work alongside research, clinical care, education, and Harvard Medical School-affiliated partners.
• Patient information confidentiality and secure use of computerized patient data are required.