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Medical Technologist Lead | Microbiology | Full-Time | Days

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university of florida healthGainesville (FL)

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Overview: In this role you will oversee technical operations in the clinical lab and supervise specimen preparation, ensuring timely, accurate analyses. You’ll support QA/QC initiatives, resolve technical issues, and step in during the manager’s absence to maintain smooth lab function. You work closely with cross-functional teams to uphold safety, quality, and fiscal responsibility. This position offers a patient-focused environment with opportunities to influence lab processes and compliance. You will engage in phlebotomy and analytical procedures while driving performance improvements.
Responsibilities: Oversee technical operations in the clinical lab section and support lab operations and procedures Supervise specimen preparation for analysis Perform analytical procedures as required Lead quality assurance, quality control, and quality improvement activities Assume operational responsibility during the Manager's absence Conduct routine phlebotomy for infant, pediatric, and adult patients as required Provide technical support, troubleshoot problems, schedule staff, and contribute to performance evaluations Demonstrate fiscal responsibility and support cost-containment initiatives Act as a technical resource for daily lab operations
Key requirements: Bachelor Degree in Clinical Laboratory Science or equivalent meeting licensure qualifications Must meet Florida licensure requirements as Clinical Laboratory Technologist (64B3-5.003) One year of experience in a NAACLS-approved program or one year as a Technologist in a hospital Laboratory For new hires after Oct 1, 2024, a Bachelor's degree in Clinical/Medical Laboratory Science, Medical Technology, Biology, or related field Current or temporary State of Florida Clinical Laboratory Technologist license in the required specialty(s) Five years of Medical Technologist experience preferred Vehicles: not required to operate for business purposes (Motor Vehicle Operator Designation) Phlebotomy Laboratory QA/QC/QI processes Analytical procedures Laboratory operations management Staff scheduling and performance input Technical problem solving

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