Clinical Lab Scientist Supervisor 2

Supervises employees in highly technical sub-specialty area. Directly oversees all the technical operations of the Flow Cytometry laboratory, enforcing standard operating procedures and research methods. Responsible for laboratory meeting quality assurance standards.

Requiired Qualifications: - California Clinical Laboratory Scientist License - Two years of recent experience as a Clinical Laboratory Scientist in Flow Cytometry - Maintain current knowledge of laboratory concepts, new methodologies and advances in the field of specimen processing, automation, and procedures - Ability to apply principles in a clinical laboratory setting - Knowledge of Clinical Laboratory, medical center, HR and UC policies and processes - Thorough knowledge of all relevant sub-specialty area industry, health and safety, federal, and state regulations - Ability to organize assigned staff and laboratory operations in an efficient and effective manner - Highly developed personal organizational skills. Knowledge of quality assurance methods and ability to apply principles to design quality systems - Proven ability to multi-task and reliably manage multiple projects through from inception to completion on schedule in a complex, challenging environment - Flexibility to adjust to constantly changing priorities - Verbal and written communication skills to explain technical clinical specialty concepts, actively listen, persuade, advise, and counsel - Ability to use laboratory’s application programs. Skills to perform data checks using queries, visual review and other appropriate means to verify data accuracy - Skills to evaluate issues and identify solutions within defined procedures and policies. Demonstrated ability to solve problems and suggest solutions through critical thinking process - Interpersonal skills to independently convey information with authority, handle highly sensitive matters and interact with high level contacts from other organizations - Writing Laboratory Standard Operating Procedures Preferred Qualifications: - Five years of recent CLS experience in high volume hospital clinical laboratory - Development of assays - Teaching, including orientation and training of employee - Word processing, spreadsheets, and database applications - Any recent CLS supervisory experience - Experience in automated equipment/methods in the area of specialty Education, Licenses/Certifications: - Bachelor’s degree in related area - California Clinical Laboratory Scientist License

Clinical Laboratory Scientist

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