Travel Medical Technologist Jobs

Medical technologists perform tests and analyze tissue samples and bodily fluids to help doctors diagnose patients. The test results help physicians make an official diagnosis and develop patient treatment plans. To become a medical technologist, you must:

• Complete a bachelor's degree in medical technology, life sciences or a related field

• Finish an accredited medical technology program

Additionally, some states may require medical technologists to have a license before they can start working in laboratory settings. So, before starting your travel medical technologist job, check if the state you're going to requires a license. Part of licensure in some states is being certified, so again, ensure you are certified for the state you plan to work in. Getting certified or having a master's degree, even when not required, can make you a more competitive traveler because it shows your professional capabilities.

When you're a travel medical technologist, you will perform similar duties at each facility where you work, including:

• Preparing test samples of tissue, cells, fluids and blood

• Collecting and updating patients' data

• Using lab equipment like slides, cultures and microscopes

• Operating equipment to perform tests

• Completing quality control testing

• Entering data

The specifics of how and when you complete each task depend on the facility's protocols and policies. As a medical technologist, you have several different places where you could work, including:

• Physician's offices

• Outpatient care centers

• Hospitals

• College and university campuses

• Diagnostic laboratories

While traveling as a medical technologist, your salary depends on where you work, the duration of the job and your experience. This position is an excellent option when you want to see new destinations while maintaining your career.

While taking jobs at different locations, you may wonder about benefits and insurance policies. When you become a Fastaff traveler, you don't have to worry. We provide many benefits for our travelers, including but not limited to:

• Medical, vision and dental insurance options

• 401(k) options

• Weekly pay

• Guaranteed hours (per assignment)

• Travel assistance

• Licensure reimbursement

• Ingenovis Health ACT program

Your assignments in different cities and states allow you to grow your network and help people all over, and our benefits help you have peace of mind throughout your travels.