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Testing for the Impact of Correlates on Medical Technologists' Intent to Leave Their Jobs

This study used a sample of 209 repeat-respondent medical technologists over a 4-year period to investigate correlates of intent to leave one's...
Journal of Allied Health, 07/01/06 by Blau, Gary; Ward-Cook, Kory; Edgar, Laura Culver · More from publication
Testing a Measure of Cyberloafing

Using a primary sample of medical technologists (MTs) and a second validation sample, the results of this study showed initial support for a...
Journal of Allied Health, 04/01/06 by Blau, Gary; Yang, Yang; Ward-Cook, Kory · More from publication
Learning and Utilization of Generic Skills by Practitioners in the Field of Clinical Laboratory Science/Medical Technology

OBJECTIVE: To determine whether and to what extent generic skills that are learned by practitioners are used on their clinical laboratory...
Clinical Laboratory Science, 04/01/06 by Guiles, H Jesse; Ward-Cook, Kory · More from publication
Job Loss, Human Capital Job Feature, and Work Condition Job Feature as Distinct Job Insecurity Constructs

The projected growth of new technologies, increasing use of automation, and continued consolidation of healthrelated services suggest that...
Journal of Allied Health, 04/01/04 by Blau, Gary; Tatum, Donna Surges; McCoy, Keith; Dobria, Lidia; Ward-Cook, Kory · More from publication
Comparing Frequency of Tasks Performed by Entry Level Medical Technologists with Program Directors' and Laboratory Managers' Perception of Tasks That Are Essential at Career Entry

The tasks performed by medical technologists (MTs) with one year or less of work experience were examined for frequency and essentiality. The tasks...
Clinical Laboratory Science, 04/01/04 by Edgar, Laura Culver; Frommelt, Pamela; Ward-Cook, Kory · More from publication
Correlates of work exhaustion for medical technologists

In a sample of 196 medical technologists followed over a 4-year period, this study investigated if work-related demand and resource variables were...
Journal of Allied Health, 10/01/03 by Blau, Gary; Tatum, Donna Surges; Ward-Cook, Kory · More from publication

Correlates of fundamental skills versus complex skills for medical technologists

ORIGINAL ARTICLES This 4-year study examined 165 medical technologists generally in the achievement phase of their careers. After distinguishing...
Journal of Allied Health, 04/01/03 by Blau, Gary; Tatum, Donna Surges; Ward-Cook, Kory; Guiles, H JEsse · More from publication

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