Center Medical Director

Join Parachute; Omaha (NE); On-site; USD 206,640; Part time

Job summary

A healthcare organization is looking for a Center Medical / Laboratory Director in Fremont, NE. In this role, you will lead medical and laboratory operations, ensuring compliance with regulations and fostering staff development. Ideal candidates will have a Doctor of Medicine or equivalent and experience in supervision. The position offers a competitive hourly rate of $150. You'll make a meaningful impact on donor safety and operational quality while working in a collaborative environment.

Qualifications

• Minimum of one year directing or supervising laboratory testing.
• Valid medical license in good standing is required.
• Board certifications as applicable to the role.

Responsibilities

• Lead and manage medical and laboratory operations.
• Serve as primary contact for health departments.
• Empower medical staff with training and certifications.
• Establish a quality-focused approach to laboratory testing.
• Ensure compliance with relevant regulations.

Skills

Leadership in medical operations

Regulatory compliance

Staff training and development

Quality assurance

Education

Doctor of Medicine or equivalent

Certification in anatomic or clinical pathology

Job description

Department: Center Medical

Location: Fremont, NE

Compensation: $150.00 / hour

Type: Contract

Work Week: 4-6 hours a week

Hourly Rate: $150

Overview

As the Center Medical / Laboratory Director, you will provide medical guidance and support to the Physician Substitutes, while offering training as needed. This role is central to ensuring the Donor Center meets all regulatory requirements and operates smoothly. You’ll be the go‑to expert for both the Donor Center and the Company.

Key Responsibilities

Medical and Laboratory Leadership

• Lead and manage the medical and laboratory operations, ensuring they are conducted with the highest standards of care and compliance.
• Serve as the primary contact for health departments and regulatory agencies, ensuring all procedures meet CLIA regulations.
• Monitor donor suitability, safety, and product quality, providing valuable insights to enhance operations.

Staff Training and Development

• Empower and equip the medical staff with the necessary training and certifications, fostering a culture of continuous learning and excellence.
• Provide compassionate guidance during challenging donor reactions and support in confidential counseling for those with concerning test results.

Commitment to Quality

• Establish and maintain a quality-focused approach to laboratory testing, ensuring accuracy and reliability in every aspect.
• Regularly review quality assurance reports and test results, ensuring that all procedures are followed meticulously.
• Create a safe and supportive laboratory environment, ensuring it meets all physical and environmental standards.

Regulatory and Safety Assurance

• Ensure compliance with all relevant regulations, including 21 CFR 630.3(i) and 21 CFR 630.5, safeguarding both donors and staff.
• Manage donor counseling, testing, and follow-up care with a focus on safety and well‑being.

Collaborative Communication

• Offer constructive feedback to Center Operations Management and the Quality Assurance team, working together to continually improve processes.
• Participate in senior leadership meetings, contributing your expertise to help guide the Center’s success.

Qualifications

• Doctor of Medicine, Osteopathy, or Podiatric Medicine with the appropriate state licenses.
• Certification in anatomic or clinical pathology is ideal, though equivalent qualifications will be considered.
• A minimum of one year directing or supervising laboratory testing, with a focus on quality and safety, or 20 continuing medical education credits or equivalent laboratory training.
• A valid state‑issued medical license in good standing is required.
• Board certifications as applicable to the role.

Work Environment

• You will occasionally be involved in more hands‑on activities, including lifting or moving.
• This role involves frequent use of hands, fingers, and wrists, with some exposure to hazardous chemicals and bloodborne pathogens.
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will be provided and required for specific tasks or areas.

In this role, you’ll have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on both the safety of our donors and the quality of our operations, all while working within a supportive and collaborative team environment.