Processing Send Out CLS Senior Supervisor

UCSF•San Francisco, CA

8d•$58 - $133

About The Position

Supervises employees in highly technical sub-specialty area. Directly oversees all the technical operations of the laboratory, enforcing standard operating procedures and research methods. Responsible for laboratory meeting quality assurance standards. Provides overall leadership and daily operational management support for the Clinical Laboratory Central Processing, Send Out, Call Center, and Outreach at the assigned site. In addition, this position manages and facilitates standardization, including but not limited to technical performance and workflows of specimen processing for Processing Sections across all UCSF ClinLab sites. Manages and supervises personnel productivity and technical performance of staff, strives for departmental efficiencies and workflows, efficient operations of equipment, and also provides administrative and financial oversight. Work closely with Department Supervisors, staff and Site Manager to achieve organizational objectives to ensure business and operational directives are achieved. Involves testing on clinical specimens for information about the health of a patient, for the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease. Disciplines include sample processing and send out, chemistry, blood banking, hematology, microbiology, immunology, cytology, histology, pathology and cytogenetics. May include highly technical sub- specialty areas such as enzyme assay, steroid assay, radioimmunoassay, toxicology, electrophoresis, rheumatology, tissue typing, and virology.

Requirements

Supervises employees in highly technical sub-specialty area.
Directly oversees all the technical operations of the laboratory, enforcing standard operating procedures and research methods.
Responsible for laboratory meeting quality assurance standards.
Provides overall leadership and daily operational management support for the Clinical Laboratory Central Processing, Send Out, Call Center, and Outreach at the assigned site.
Manages and facilitates standardization, including but not limited to technical performance and workflows of specimen processing for Processing Sections across all UCSF ClinLab sites.
Manages and supervises personnel productivity and technical performance of staff.
Strives for departmental efficiencies and workflows.
Ensures efficient operations of equipment.
Provides administrative and financial oversight.
Works closely with Department Supervisors, staff and Site Manager to achieve organizational objectives to ensure business and operational directives are achieved.
Involves testing on clinical specimens for information about the health of a patient, for the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease.
Disciplines include sample processing and send out, chemistry, blood banking, hematology, microbiology, immunology, cytology, histology, pathology and cytogenetics.
May include highly technical sub- specialty areas such as enzyme assay, steroid assay, radioimmunoassay, toxicology, electrophoresis, rheumatology, tissue typing, and virology.

Responsibilities

Supervises employees in highly technical sub-specialty area.
Directly oversees all the technical operations of the laboratory, enforcing standard operating procedures and research methods.
Responsible for laboratory meeting quality assurance standards.
Provides overall leadership and daily operational management support for the Clinical Laboratory Central Processing, Send Out, Call Center, and Outreach at the assigned site.
Manages and facilitates standardization, including but not limited to technical performance and workflows of specimen processing for Processing Sections across all UCSF ClinLab sites.
Manages and supervises personnel productivity and technical performance of staff.
Strives for departmental efficiencies and workflows.
Ensures efficient operations of equipment.
Provides administrative and financial oversight.
Works closely with Department Supervisors, staff and Site Manager to achieve organizational objectives to ensure business and operational directives are achieved.