Any medical lab technologists?

[MsTipps 314]

So I'm the Manager of Medical Microbiology in a region of the UK. I am interested in moving over to the USA. Can anyone give advice about the governing bodies there? In the UK i'm HCPC and IBMS accredited. I have my MSc and additional Specialist and Managerial qualifications so I'm sure I have plenty transferable skills. Is there a central site to search for jobs or do I have to look state by state or even hospital by hospital? Is there anywhere you think Scottish people would be welcome or better staying away from?Thanks in advance for your advice. X

Edited February 12, 2018 by MsTipps

[newmebithebypass 713]

So I know this is old but the state in which I live is on the east coast I live in Baltimore Maryland. Maryland has very large university systems good schools doctors and you experience every season also we have beaches mountains lakes and oceans we do not get earthquakes or tornadoes although we get the occasional hurricane

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And it is a very pretty place to live and very nice people live there. One of them moved to Ohio,and became my Aunt.[emoji14]

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[MsTipps 314]

I may look into maryland... at least for a holiday. Definitely considering a big move over the Water x

[336Mike 549]

Look into Wake Forest Baptist Health in Winston-Salem, NC. Huge hospital system and teaching university.

Lived here for 18 years now (moved from NY) and love it. Great location.

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[RapidFirePickle 119]

I am a laboratory technologist, and we are always looking for more employees here in Fairbanks, Alaska. The weather is a bit extreme, both in temperature and in sunlight (dark in winter, light all night in summer). Considering your credentials, I am sure they would be able to help you figure out how they compare to American credentials and get you started. Most states in the USA do not require a license, just a Board of Registry with the proper education.

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Texans love Scotsmen! (although it's hard to compete with Alaska!)