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Laboratory Supervisor OR Technical Supervisor Opening Outside of Bismark

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national coalition of healthcare recruitersBismarck (ND)

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About the role

Laboratory Management/SupervisorNEW Laboratory Supervisor or Technical Supervisor position at a Joint Commission accredited hospital located in North Dakota! This well-established hospital prides itself on bringing the most up to date services and medical care to the area. This hospital is looking to add a permanent and full time Technical Supervisor OR Laboratory Supervisor to their team! This hospital is known to have a great laboratory work environment with excellent staff of technologists, technicians, pathologists, phlebotomists, and clerical personnel. In addition, they reinvest annually in the latest technology and have a completely up to date lab. The Technical Supervisor| Laboratory Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the different departments of the laboratory including Chemistry, Hematology, Microbiology, Blood Banking and Immunology. This will also be a working supervisors position. This position is primarily evening|night shift but the laboratory is willing to accommodate other preferences. Previous lead or supervisory experience is preferred. For consideration, applicants must have at least a Bachelor's Degree. Medical Technologist|Medical Laboratory Scientist OR Medical Laboratory Technician ASCP (or equivalent) certification is strongly preferred. Previous experience in a hospital or a high volume laboratory setting is also strongly preferred. This facility is offering a top notch compensation package! They are prepared to offer a highly competitive hourly rate in addition to weekday and weekend differentials. They also have a comprehensive benefits package including healthcare, dental, vision benefits; generous PTO, tuition reimbursement, retirement plans and 401(K) options!

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