Medical Technologist Jobs in Texas
Medical Technologist jobs in Texas are among the most active in the country, concentrated in hospital laboratory systems, academic medical centers, and large reference lab networks, with openings from entry-level generalist positions through senior and lead roles. Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio drive the bulk of hiring, anchored by employers like HCA Healthcare, UT Southwestern Medical Center, and Quest Diagnostics. The most in-demand specialties are clinical chemistry, hematology, and microbiology, reflecting the high patient volume across Texas trauma and acute care facilities. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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QUALIFICATIONS:
MLT or MT – ASCP certified or ASCP eligible
Generalist experience preferred
SCHEDULE:
Shift : Evenings
Primary Schedule: Monday-Friday, 2:30pm - 11:00pm. Shift differential.
Additional Coverage: Rotational weekends, rotational holidays, and occasional day and night shift coverage as needed. Rotational participation in the disaster team.
GENERAL PURPOSE OF JOB:
The registered Medical Laboratory Technician or Medical Technologist, under supervision Medical Director, Administrative Director, Manager, Lead and Senior is capable of performing all of the tests in a single area or majority of procedures in all areas, as defined by HCFA, of the clinical laboratory with appropriate sectional training. Performs highly complex procedures. Performs manual and automated laboratory assays requiring independent judgment. Reports results to nurses and physicians relating the results to normal range for age; and recognizing and reporting critical values.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Maintains utmost level of confidentiality at all times.
Adheres to hospital policies and procedures.
Responsible for specific role during various internal and external CODE and disaster occurrences.
Responsible for insuring compliance of Infection control techniques within the Laboratory.
Responsible for insuring compliance of Safety techniques within the Laboratory.
Responsible for insuring proper security procedures when entering the building and demonstrating appropriate use of ID badge.
Responsible for insuring proper use of the Pneumatic Tube System.
Responsible for compliance of IOP/CQI issues.
Demonstrates business practices and personal actions that are ethical and adhere to corporate compliance and integrity guidelines.
Maintains appropriate levels of supplies, reagents and request replacements within the established time policies.
Assures that supplies are restocked for all three shifts.
Confers with physicians and/or nurses on laboratory findings, timing and availability of test results or procedures.
Notifies section chief and/or Administrative Director immediately if laboratory and hospital policies and procedures are violated.
Represents the laboratory section technically to assigned committees physicians, nursing staff, support staff and patients.
Performs duties and responsibilities of medical laboratory technician.
Revises and reviews procedure manuals according to NCCLS guidelines.
Communicates appropriately with coworkers, hospital personnel, physicians and physician offices.
Evaluates and validates new reagents, equipment and procedures according to laboratory policies and procedures and regulatory guidelines.
Maintains knowledge of new technology and procedures and makes recommendations when appropriate.
Responsible for specimen identification and integrity.
Responsible for operation of equipment including maintenance and quality control.
Complies with established safety policies and protective attire.
Maintain coverage of the laboratory to provide adequate patient care, which may require “last minute” schedule changes.
Must promote team leadership and be a team player;
Must be familiar with performance and interpretation of laboratory procedures associated with pediatric hospital with most patients below the age of 18 years;
Performs other duties as assigned
EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE:
Medical Laboratory Technician:
Associate of Science Degree (AS) from a two-year College or University:
Required one year formal university/hospital based accredited course work in Medical Laboratory Technology beyond an Associate's Degree (Clinical Internship).
Medical Technologist:
Bachelor of Science Degree (BS) from a four-year College or University required.
One year formal university/hospital based accredited course work in Medical Technology beyond a Bachelor's Degree (Clinical Internship).
CERTIFICATION:
Medical Laboratory Technician:
MLT (ASCP) within one year from date of hire.
Medical Technologist:
MT (ASCP) within one year from date of hire.
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Where Texas roles are concentrated, by current openings.
Medical Technologist Job Market in Texas
A snapshot from current Texas openings, updated as new roles post.
Who's Hiring
- Memorial Hermann Health System11

- HCA Houston Healthcare9

- MD Diagnostics6
- Methodist Health System6

- Direct Orthopedic Care3
Top Industries Hiring
- Healthcare & Medical Services
- Agriculture & Farming
- Education
What Texas Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in medical technologist jobs across Texas.
- ASCP Board of Certification (MLS or MT) or equivalent national certification required
- Bachelor's degree in clinical laboratory science, medical technology, or a related field
- Texas Department of State Health Services laboratory personnel license or eligibility
- Proficiency with laboratory information systems such as Epic Beaker or Cerner
- Hands-on experience with automated analyzers in high-volume clinical laboratory settings
- Ability to rotate across multiple laboratory departments including nights and weekends
Medical Technologist Jobs in Texas: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a medical technologist in Texas?
You must hold an active laboratory personnel license issued by the Texas Department of State Health Services to work as a medical technologist in Texas. Licensing requires a bachelor's degree in clinical laboratory science or a closely related field and a passing score on a nationally recognized exam such as the ASCP MLS. Candidates who hold ASCP certification or equivalent credentials from AABB or AMT are generally well positioned to meet Texas licensure requirements.
Which companies hire medical technologists in Texas?
Employers hiring medical technologists in Texas right now include Memorial Hermann Health System, HCA Houston Healthcare, and MD Diagnostics, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Texas's scale and density of major trauma centers, academic health systems, and national reference laboratory operations keep hiring consistent across both large metropolitan markets and growing suburban corridors.
Which Texas cities have the most medical technologist jobs?
Houston, Dallas, and Victoria have the most medical technologist openings in Texas. Houston's concentration of Level I trauma centers, the Texas Medical Center complex, and national reference lab hubs drives the largest share of openings, while Dallas and San Antonio add significant volume through major academic health systems and large integrated hospital networks serving fast-growing surrounding communities.
Are there remote medical technologist jobs in Texas?
Yes, but they're rare. Most medical technologist work requires hands-on specimen handling, direct instrument operation, and on-site quality control, making fully remote positions uncommon. About 0% of medical technologist openings tied to Texas are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, with the clearest examples in laboratory consulting, quality assurance review, and informatics roles that do not require bench work.
How can I get hired as a medical technologist in Texas with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is applying directly to new-graduate laboratory scientist programs run by large Texas health systems such as those affiliated with the Texas Medical Center in Houston or UT Southwestern in Dallas, which regularly onboard candidates who meet licensure requirements but have limited post-graduation experience. Moving laterally from a medical laboratory technician or phlebotomist role within the same system is another common route. Holding an active Texas DSHS laboratory personnel license and ASCP student membership gives new graduates a measurable edge in competitive markets.
Where can I find and apply to medical technologist jobs in Texas?
You can find and apply to medical technologist jobs in Texas on Migrate Mate, which lists current Texas openings across hospital systems, reference laboratories, and outpatient facilities. Find the roles that fit your specialty and experience level and apply directly.
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