Lab Resource Coordinator

Northwestern Memorial Healthcare•Chicago, IL

4h•$42 - $50

About The Position

Lab Resource Coordinators for Chicago, IL location. Facilitating the delivery of quality service for the Blood Gas Laboratory. Provide lead/direction for all processes and procedures. Coordination and scheduling of section staffing, organization of staff activities to ensure efficient and effective use of time and effort, inventory control of laboratory technical and clerical supplies, submission of supply requests in accordance with section budget constraints and volume demands, and investigation and resolution of section technical and service problems between support services, nursing units, outpatient areas and clinical testing departments. Apply knowledge of hospital and laboratory systems (Epic Beaker), Respiratory Therapy modalities and cardiopulmonary physiology essential for assessing the compatibility of laboratory data to the patient’s conditions.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Medical Technology, Clinical Laboratory, Chemical, Physical or Biological Science plus 3 years of experience in chemistry or blood gas lab required.
Experience must include: Epic Beaker and blood gas lab.
ASCP C required.
Background check and Health screen required.

Responsibilities

Facilitating the delivery of quality service for the Blood Gas Laboratory.
Provide lead/direction for all processes and procedures.
Coordination and scheduling of section staffing
Organization of staff activities to ensure efficient and effective use of time and effort
Inventory control of laboratory technical and clerical supplies
Submission of supply requests in accordance with section budget constraints and volume demands
Investigation and resolution of section technical and service problems between support services, nursing units, outpatient areas and clinical testing departments.
Apply knowledge of hospital and laboratory systems (Epic Beaker), Respiratory Therapy modalities and cardiopulmonary physiology essential for assessing the compatibility of laboratory data to the patient’s conditions.