Mohs Technician (Traveling)
suncoast skin solutionsOcala (FL)
About the role
Job Description
Job Title: Traveling Mohs Technician
Position Type: Full Time
Travel:
Required - The Traveling Mohs Technician will primarily provide coverage in our Ocala and Lecanto locations while serving as a regional resource for our Leesburg, Mount Dora, and The Villages offices. This position requires flexibility to travel between locations to support vacation coverage, scheduled absences, and other business needs, helping ensure continuity of exceptional patient care across the practice.
Job Description:
To maintain efficient Mohs lab(s) within Suncoast. Maintain compliance with all federal and state regulatory entities and guidelines governing the operation of histopathology labs within a physician practice environment. Experienced Mohs Tech needed - Must be able to do 10-15 cases per day and travel.
Role and Responsibilities:
- Clinical and Administrative
- Maintain par levels for all supplies required for the processing of tissue
- Ensures that all required maintenance of capital equipment used in the laboratory is performed according to industry and regulatory standards
- Submits reports to the Lab Director in a timely manner
- Maintains valid drivers license for driving the Mohs van
- Other duties and special projects as assigned by the Lab Director
Operates laboratory computer system to accession specimens and correctly affixes labels to specimen containers and requisitions.
Prepares cassettes and slides for the corresponding patient specimens
Prepares sections of human tissue for immediate microscopic examination and patient diagnosis, using frozen section technique to gross, ink, freeze, cut, mount and stain tissue specimen received from surgery
Operates computerized laboratory equipment to fix, dehydrate, and infiltrate with wax, tissue specimens to be preserved for study by a PathologistPrepares slides using routine hematoxylin and eosin stain to enhance visibility under microscope
Examines slides under microscope to ensure tissue preparation meets established laboratory requirements
Processes recuts and additional stains as requested by a Surgeon and/or PathologistPrepares frozen tissue for permanent fixation and processing that will be embedded, sectioned, stained and labeled so the slide can be read by an offsite pathologist
Performs daily Quality Control and Quality Assurance tests as required and maintains all necessary documentation and logs Troubleshoots any problems as necessary
Should maintain laboratory equipment and track all routine maintenance performed
Files slides, reports and laboratory results and retrieves blocks, slides, and requisitions in accordance with State and Federal guidelines
Monitors inventory, requisitions supplies prior to depletion, stocks and maintains laboratory supplies
Operates, cleans, and sterilizes laboratory equipment, glassware, and instruments. Maintains a clean workstation
Assists Laboratory Manager in preparation for regulatory agency inspections
Operates frozen van in a safe and courteous manner while providing safe and secure transportation of specimens, supplies, equipment and pathology reports
Obeys traffic laws
Maintains frozen van in top working condition as follows:
The histologist will check the oil level on the generator before heading out to perform frozen section
The histologist will check and restock supplies as needed before heading out to perform frozen section
Clean and wipe down all countertops with a CaviWipes disinfecting towelettes after each day of frozen sections
Remove and clean stainer containers bi weekly in a 10% bleach solution
Defrost and clean and oil the cryostat on a monthly basis
Sweep out the frozen truck daily
Replace counter liners when needed
ProfessionalDemonstrates initiative and responsibility
Able to perform repetitive tasks without loss of focus
Adheres to ethical principles
Time Management
Adapts to change
Attends all team meetings and mandatory in-service training/education
CommunicationRecognizes and respects cultural diversity
Adapts communication to individual's ability to understand
Uses professional, pleasant telephone etiquette
Uses medical terminology appropriately
Treats all patients and co-workers with compassion, empathy, and mutual respect
Projects a professional manner and image
Consistent attendance and punctuality
Adherence to time clock procedures
LegalMaintains confidentiality and documents accurately
Uses appropriate guidelines for releasing patient information
Practices within the scope of education, training, and personal capabilities
Conducts self in accordance with Suncoast's Employee Handbook.
Maintains awareness of federal and state health care legislation and regulations; OSHA, HIPAA, and CLIACore Competencies
EfficiencyAttention to details
OrganizedPunctualTakes initiative, proactive
Team Player
Honesty/Integrity
FlexibleCalm under pressure"A Doer", persistence
Problem solver, Strategic thinking, Creativity
Analytical skills
Clear and concise communication/Listening skills
Quick Learner, Intelligence
Follow through on commitments
Enthusiastic, Friendly, Positive attitude
Openness to advice and constructive criticism
Strong work ethic
Physical Demands
Prolonged standing/walking
Occasional travel
MultitaskingRepetitive head, neck, hands wrists and arm motion/rotation
Extensive reading, writing, typing required
Lifting to 40lbs
Frequent use of office administrative, computer and medical equipment
Exposure to lab chemicals
Benefits:
- 401(k) matching
- Dental insurance
- Employee discount
- Health insurance
- Life insurance
- Paid time off
- Vision insurance
Work setting: In-person
Qualifications and Education Requirements: High school diploma, AS degree or higher preferred. Knowledgeable in computer programs, EMR systems, customer service, excellent verbal communication skills. Mohs tech/Histotech experience preferred
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