Medical Lab Technician

What you'll do

You're the person who looks at cells all day and figures out what's going on. At Mercy in Oklahoma City, OK, we need a Cytotechnologist who can tell abnormal from normal by really knowing anatomy, physiology, and how cells and tissues work. You'll interpret cell morphology and make diagnostic decisions based on what you see. And yeah, there might be other related tasks that pop up.

What you need

• A Bachelor's degree and graduation from an accredited school of cytotechnology
• ASCP certification or eligibility
• No prior experience required to start

What we'd like to see

If you've got one year of experience already under your belt, that's preferred but not required.

The physical side of things

This job involves some real physical demands. You'll need to push, pull, and grip up to 25 pounds. Pinch up to 10 pounds. And occasionally kneel, crouch, or crawl ; but minimally.

The equipment you'll use

Standard cytology equipment and instrumentation. Nothing too exotic.

The good stuff (benefits)

Effective your first day at Mercy in Oklahoma City, OK:

• Medical coverage starts day one
• Dental and vision are included too
• Paid time off right away
• $3,000 sign on bonus
• $3,000 sign on bonus is available for qualifying candidates ; ask about it when you apply.

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The benefits kick in from day one for team members working 32+ hours per pay period: medical, dental, vision coverage, paid time off, tuition support, and matched retirement plans. Plus there's a $3,000 sign on bonus for qualifying candidates ; definitely ask about it when you apply.

A little about working here

The people at Mercy in Oklahoma City, OK actually listen when you speak up. It's a collaborative environment where your voice matters (not just something they put on a poster). Healthcare is changing fast around here with new tech and fresh ideas shaping how things get done ; innovation isn't just a buzzword either; they invest in tools and training so you grow along with the organization itself.