Lab Section Supervisor FT Days
Company: AdventHealth
Location: Sanford
Posted on: May 3, 2021
Job Description:
Description
Lab Section
Supervisor FT
Days
AdventHealth
Fish
Memorial
Location
Address: Orange City, FL
Top Reasons to
Work at
AdventHealth
- Career growth and advancement
potential
- Faith Based organization
- State of the art lab
facilities
- Immediate Benefits
Work
Hours/Shift:
FT/Day
What you will be responsible
for:
-
Reviews test results for clerical errors,
accuracy and reasonableness for the section using computerized
reports. Resolves problems detected and counsels the technical
staff as
needed.
-
Reviews quality controls results, resolves
problems detected and documents actions taken. Reviews QC
monthly with the pathologist as
necessary
-
Maintains section standard operating
procedures. Creates, revises and reviews procedures as
required.
-
Maintains all appropriate records according
to accreditation agency standards. Assists and coordinates
AABB and CAP
inspections.
-
Coordinates and reviews proficiency testing
prior to reporting results to the surveying agency. Reviews
results and responds to any problem as
necessary.
-
Implements policies to maintain efficient
utilization of personnel, materials and equipment in order to
contain
costs.
-
Responsible for supply requisition and
inventory
control.
-
Interfaces with the pathologists and lab
director regarding new policies and procedures and problems and
concerns pertaining to the
laboratory.
-
Performs cost analysis and revises procedure
and instrumentation to ensure cost containment. Analyzes new
technology and recommends changes in the section as
needed.
-
Oversees the implementation of new equipment
including validation, calibration, correlation studies, training of
staff, and other required
activities.
-
Responsible for the orientation of new
employees, staff development, evaluation and documentation of
competency of personnel rotating through the
section.
-
Discusses test results and technical issues
with physicians and nursing personnel as
requested.
-
Serves as a member of the laboratory
leadership team. Works collaboratively with
colleagues
-
Strives to include the mission and values of
Florida Hospital Ormond Memorial/Oceanside in the daily activities
of the
section.
-
Supervises the entire laboratory in the
absence of the Laboratory Director when
assigned.
-
Functions as staff technologist when
necessary.
-
Demonstrates competency in the performance of
laboratory procedures as they relate to specific age groups
(neonate, child, and adolescent, adult,
geriatric).
-
Other responsibilities as designated by the
Laboratory
Director.
Qualifications
What you will
need:
- B.S. degree in medical
technology from an accredited school or B.S. in a biological
science with clinical laboratory certification or Specialty in
Blood Bank.
- Minimum of three years’
experience in the section supervised
- Must have a laboratory
supervisor’s license in the pertinent specialty (ies) in the State
of Florida or be eligible and obtain the license within one year of
hire.
Job
Summary:
Under the general direction of the Laboratory
Director, the Blood Bank Supervisor coordinates the work performed
in the blood bank department. The supervisor maintains procedure
manuals and implements new procedures according to the guidelines
of the regulatory agencies. Supervises and participates in
the evaluation of technical staff and students assigned to their
respective area. Reviews quality control and quality assurance
activities for the section. The Blood Bank supervisor
resolves equipment and procedure problems with service and
technical representatives. Ensures an appropriate inventory
of reagents and supplies. Recommends disciplinary actions and
training protocols for employees.
This facility is an equal
opportunity employer and complies with federal, state and local
anti-discrimination laws, regulations and ordinances.
Keywords: AdventHealth, Sanford , Lab Section Supervisor FT Days, Other , Sanford, Florida
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