This role is for a Contract – CLIA Toxicology Laboratory Director with two or more years of experience in a high complexity laboratory. The Laboratory Director is responsible for oversight of all aspects of the toxicology laboratory and ensures complete CLIA compliance requirements are maintained.
This is a remote position.
Reviews and approves established ranges, specimen requirements for tests, and acceptance criteria.
Approves all written procedures.
Oversees, as necessary, all aspects of the laboratory as necessary, or requested by lab manager and supervisors.
Oversees all specific quality control functions in accordance with written procedures for the laboratory.
Oversees that qualifications and validation of all lab personnel meet requirements for good laboratory practice and CLIA.
Assigns personnel duties as necessary in areas of responsibility.
Oversees and reviews proficiency testing results.
Works with the lab staff to assure a balance of testing volume versus staffing levels and qualifications.
Review QC, procedural updates, and corrective actions.
Review all proficiency testing programs and results, making sure appropriate corrective action is taken as necessary.
Review all written policies and lab procedures.
Oversee TJC, CLIA, and OSHA compliance.
Keep current on new technology developments through meetings and discussions with technical supervisors, consultants, and physician clients as needed.
Review any critical incident reports, taking appropriate corrective action.
Oversee maintenance of all records as required by CLIA for two years or longer (as needed)
Remain accessible to the laboratory to provide onsite, telephone, or electronic consultation as needed.
Ensure that the physical plant and environmental conditions are appropriate for the testing performed and provide a safe environment, free of physical, chemical, and biological hazards.
Ensure that the laboratory remains compliant with all applicable federal, state, and local regulations.
Licensed MD/DO/DPM and certified in anatomic or clinical pathology, or hematology or at least 2 years’ experience directing or supervising high complexity testing.
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Doctoral degree in a laboratory science and currently certified by an HHS-approved board
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