Clinical Supervisor

TIDEWATER PHYSICIANS MULTISPECIALTY GROUP P C•Chesapeake, VA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Clinical Supervisor assists physicians and advance practice clinicians, provides continuous training of clinical staff. The clinical supervisor is responsible for the training of new clinical employees, under the direction of the OM, and the ongoing training of all clinical staff. This is to include training on phlebotomy, lab materials and information, lab equipment and tools, specimen labeling procedures, documentation of in-house labs and outgoing specimens, proper storage of vaccination, injectables and labs, accurate tracking of vaccine and injection administration and inventory, training on new equipment, testing kits, and procedures, and reporting to the OM when errors are found in the clinical area. The clinical supervisor is to maintain an inventory checklist of items the office frequently orders, inventory vaccines, medications, and supplies at least weekly, and order items as necessary. The clinical supervisor is responsible for maintaining the lab manual, OSHA manual, SDS book, AAFP binder, and ensuring that clinical staff is properly documenting in lab logs and the immunization log. The clinical supervisor is also responsible for ensuring that clinical staff has the tools required to perform the weekly lab QC. The clinical supervisor acts as an MA (or LPN/RN, given the office), and assists providers by performing vitals, intake, phlebotomy, administration of vaccines and medications, performing EKGs, spirometry, vision tests, hearing tests, flushing ears, diabetic foot exams, assisting with PAPs and procedures, and other duties as requested by the providers, within the clinical supervisor’s licensing scope. Responsible for completing referrals when applicable. Other duties as assigned.

Requirements

Knowledge of laboratory techniques to perform routine tests with attention to proper procedure, precision and accuracy.
Knowledge of appropriate medical terminology
Ability to work scheduled hours as defined in the job offer.
Ability to read and understand oral and written instructions and follow written protocols.
Ability to provide excellent customer service.
Ability to multi-task.
Skill in presenting information in an organized manner.
Skill in verbal and written communication.
Skill in providing excellent customer service.
Associates degree or equivalent.
Minimum of 2 years related experience.
Medical Assisting certification.
Current CPR or BLS certificate.

Responsibilities

Training of new clinical employees and ongoing training of all clinical staff.
Training on phlebotomy, lab materials and information, lab equipment and tools, specimen labeling procedures, documentation of in-house labs and outgoing specimens.
Proper storage of vaccination, injectables and labs.
Accurate tracking of vaccine and injection administration and inventory.
Training on new equipment, testing kits, and procedures.
Reporting to the OM when errors are found in the clinical area.
Maintain an inventory checklist of items the office frequently orders.
Inventory vaccines, medications, and supplies at least weekly, and order items as necessary.
Maintaining the lab manual, OSHA manual, SDS book, AAFP binder.
Ensuring that clinical staff is properly documenting in lab logs and the immunization log.
Ensuring that clinical staff has the tools required to perform the weekly lab QC.
Assisting providers by performing vitals, intake, phlebotomy, administration of vaccines and medications, performing EKGs, spirometry, vision tests, hearing tests, flushing ears, diabetic foot exams, assisting with PAPs and procedures.
Completing referrals when applicable.
Other duties as assigned.