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Supervisor, Laboratory Medicine

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

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New York, NYHybrid
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Job overview

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center seeks a Supervisor, Laboratory Medicine to oversee microbiology laboratory personnel and daily operations. The supervisor plans workflow, assigns and evaluates staff, monitors quality and safety practices, and supports compliance with laboratory standards. The role also includes staff training, audits, quality assessment, equipment oversight, and technical supervision. One day of remote work per week is permitted.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Microbiology Laboratory OperationsStaff SupervisionWorkflow PrioritizationQuality ControlQuality AssuranceSafety ComplianceLaboratory AuditingStaff TrainingCompetency AssessmentQuality ImprovementData Collection DesignQuality ReportingPatient IdentificationLaboratory DocumentationLaboratory Equipment EvaluationEquipment TroubleshootingSpecimen ProcessingClinical Specimen AnalysisBacteriologyAntimicrobial Susceptibility TestingMycobacteriologyMycologyParasitologyInfectious Disease SerologyLaboratory InstrumentationOrganism IdentificationBD BACTEC SystemMolecular TestingBiochemical ReactionsMicroorganism IdentificationTesting Discrepancy TroubleshootingInstrument Error TroubleshootingSpecimen Contamination TroubleshootingBiosafetySpecimen HandlingSOP DevelopmentSOP Review

Qualifications

Bachelor's in Medical Technology or Related5 Years Related Experience

Full job description

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center seeks Supervisor, Laboratory Medicine in New York, NY responsible for planning, organizing, and supervising the day-to-day work of microbiology laboratory personnel engaged in performing routine and specialized technical procedures, including planning microbiology laboratory work, evaluating work performed, and handling procedural and technical laboratory problems to meet the needs of the clinical staff and patients. Monitor Quality Control, Quality Assurance, Safety, and Inspection Control practices to assure compliance with internal and external regulations. Supervise area operations, prioritize workflow, and assign staff to meet the needs of the laboratory. Prepare work schedules and assign work to subordinate employees. Consult with managers to verify procedure for specimens that do not follow protocols. Direct and supervise activities of staff in assigned areas, training and evaluating their performance, and providing guidance, feedback, and opportunities for development. Ensure staff compliance with all standards, policies, and procedures of the laboratory that adhere to regulatory and accrediting agencies. Review policies and procedures with staff and assess ongoing competency of technical employees and initiate corrective interventions. Determine training, cross-training, and in-service needs of staff and develop and implement plans accordingly in assigned areas. Perform audits, reviewing work completed by subordinates to ensure accuracy, implementing quality assurance and improvement programs when identified. Identify aspects of care provided by the laboratory and suggest indicators and criteria to ensure that aspects of care are reviewed and measured at intervals. Design methods of data collection, paying consideration to ease of access and source accuracy. Prepare quality assessment reports. Maintain technical superiority in all aspects of laboratory operations. Verify patient identification in each step of each procedure. Complete all required documentation and produce necessary reports to ensure that information is accurate and meets laboratory standards. Select and evaluate new laboratory equipment, supervising the maintenance and troubleshooting of equipment to ensure accuracy and quality. Keep abreast of new equipment and make recommendations for purchase and implementation of replacement of old items. Supervise maintenance of all equipment in assigned areas, responding to equipment breakdown immediately by contacting appropriate individuals for repairs and recommendations. Ensure staff compliance with all laboratory safety guidelines including infection control, standard precautions, chemical safety, and radiation safety. One day remote work per week permitted. EEO/VETS/ADA.REQUIREMENTS: Bachelors degree or equivalent in Medical Technology or a closely related field and 5 years of experience in the position offered or related. Must have 5 years of experience with all of the following: processing and analyzing human samples and other clinical specimens in a microbiology laboratory; testing experience in bacteriology, antimicrobial susceptibility testing, mycobacteriology, mycology, parasitology, and infectious disease serology; operating and utilizing laboratory instrumentation and systems for organism identification and antibacterial susceptibility and the BD BACTEC System for blood culture detection; performing molecular testing and applying knowledge of biochemical reactions for the confirmation and identification of microorganisms; troubleshooting testing discrepancies, instrument errors, and specimen contamination; applying biosafety, quality control, quality assurance, and specimen-handling procedures in accordance with laboratory requirements; developing and reviewing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for microbiology assays and testing procedures; preparing SOPs and related documentation for the Laboratory Directors review and implementing revisions as req

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