Medical Technologist

Job Details

• Start Date: 7/7/2026
• Shift: 12H Nights (12:00 AM-12:00 PM)
• Length: 13 Weeks
• Weekly Hours: 36.0
• Facility Type: Short Term Acute Care Hospital
• Beds: 128
• Chart System: MEDITECH

Requirements

• ASCP certification preferred
• No prior contract experience necessaryfirst time travelers welcome!
• At least two years clinical laboratory experience required
• Valid CA license

About Porterville, California Geography

Porterville is nestled in the San Joaquin Valley, in Tulare County, California. This area is primarily characterized by its flat, fertile plains, which are a segment of the greater Central Valley, a region known for its significant contribution to the state's agricultural output. The Tule River, which runs near Porterville, is one of the geographical features providing essential water resources for the surrounding agricultural land. To the east of Porterville, the topography begins to rise into the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, marking a transition from the valley floor to the rugged landscapes that lead up to Sequoia National Forest and Sequoia National Park. This proximity to the Sierra Nevada provides a picturesque backdrop for the city, with opportunities for outdoor recreation and tourism. The climate here is typically Mediterranean, with hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters, which is conducive to growing a variety of crops. Urban development in Porterville and its surrounding areas is interspersed with vast stretches of farmland, orchards, and pastures, which define the bucolic character of the region.

Cost of Living

• Rent: In the land of sunshine and oranges, Porterville graciously offers rent numbers that wont entirely pulverize your wallet. While you wont be living like royalty, you can snag a modest abode for your throne. A one-bedroom apartment in this Central Valley gem hovers around the $1,000 mark, give or take a few royal coins, depending on whether you fancy a view of the mountains or the highway.
• Groceries: Nourishing oneself in Porterville wont require liquidating your assets, thankfully. With agriculture in its veins, the local markets are brimming with fresh produce that won't send your budget into a tailspin. Expect to spend an amount in line with the national average just enough to keep your fridge and fruit bowl full without needing to auction off family heirlooms. A cartful of groceries might set you back by approximately $300 to $400 monthly for a modest appetite.
• Transportation: If the thought of relentless traffic makes you quiver, rest easy; Porterville is no LA. However, a chariot (or a car, for the modern individual) is rather essential unless youre fond of the scenic route by foot. Gas prices shimmy around the California average, and lets be candid thats not precisely bargain basement. But compared to the megacities, Porterville may spare you a few pennies, allowing you some extra gas money to drive to the nearest big city for a change of scenery or a fancy dinner.

Tourist Attractions

• Lake Success : Situated just east of Porterville, this aquatic gem offers more than just a pretty face. If you fancy a day of boating, water skiing, or simply relaxing by the shore with a fishing rod in hand, Lake Success is your go-to spot. Perfect for family picnics and outdoor enthusiasts, this lake isn't shy about showing off its versatility as a recreational haven.
• Porterville Historical Museum : Small town, big history! The Porterville Historical Museum is like a time machine with a local twist, packed with artifacts and stories that bring the area's rich history to life. For those who appreciate a side of knowledge with their sightseeing, this museum is a quaint and informative stop on any Porterville tour.
• Murals of Porterville : Who needs a traditional art gallery when you've got an open-air exhibit all around town? The murals dotting Porterville's landscape offer a vibrant splash of culture and history. They're Instagram-worthy, sure, but also serve as a larger-than-life history lesson on the town's walls. It's a free, self-guided tourjust perfect for those who prefer their art al fresco.
• Eagle Mountain Casino : Feeling lucky? Head on up the road to Eagle Mountain Casino. It's where high stakes and rolling dice are the norm. Try your hand at the slots or cards, and who knows? You might just walk away with a jackpot. And if Lady Luck isn't your bestie, there's always the comfort of great food and live entertainment.

Summer Climate Summer: Summer turns up the heat, flipping Porterville from bake to broil. But fret not! This is the season of sun-kissed skin, poolside escapades, and evening BBQs that stretch lazily into the night. Fall Climate Fall: As the scorching symphony of summer softens, fall arrives with a cooler, crisper air. Leaves stage their annual color show, and Porterville becomes the perfect backdrop for pumpkin patches and cozy sweater selfies.