Pathology Lab Coordinator I (On-site, Chicago)
$23.25
ApplyPathology Lab Coordinator I (On-site, Chicago)
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$23.25
About the role
- Work with pathologists and histotechnologists to ensure efficient patient testing workflows for clinical specimens
- Abstract clinical data accurately and efficiently from patient documents
- Support multiple workflows including pathology review and IHC review
- Serve as a liaison between Pathology team and other teams across Tempus
- Utilize creative thinking to industrialize team operational processes
- Responsible for troubleshooting, auditing sample progress, and reconciliation of lab specimens
- Expected to follow all lab protocols
- 4 year college degree, in a Biological Science, including classes in anatomy and/or molecular biology
- Prior Pathology or Histotechnology Lab experience, with anatomy experience highly preferred
- Knowledge of medical terminology is highly preferred
- Exceptional interpersonal skills and ability to adapt to changing priorities while maintaining professionalism
- Ability to communicate effectively with teams across Tempus in person and email.
- Highly organized and systematic, superb attention to detail and ability to complete tasks with a high degree of accuracy
- Show initiative in a fast paced environment
- Desire to work as part of a high-level team while working independently on mission-critical tasks
- Strong note taking skills and/or experience transcribing spoken word to text
- General office equipment and software knowledge and computer proficiency, including Mac OSCandidates must be able to work the assigned shift.
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