Mohs Lab Operations Lead - Dermatology

Mount Sinai; United States; On-site; USD 130,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Mount Sinai seeks a Mohs Laboratory Manager within the Department of Dermatology to oversee all Mohs laboratory activities and supervise staff and schedules. The role directs technical operations, ensures patient specimen integrity, and coordinates with dermatopathology for quality assessments.

The candidate will drive safety, QA, and compliance with CLIA, CLEP, and OSHA standards, while supporting clinical care decisions under physician supervision and training Mohs fellows in safe practices.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma; Associates Degree preferred.
• Five to eight years of advanced medical technician laboratory experience; three years in Mohs histotechnologist role.
• NYS License - Clinical Laboratory Technologist preferred.

Responsibilities

• Directs and coordinates all technical activities within Mohs laboratory areas.
• Manages staff, schedules, and efficiency across Mohs laboratory operations.
• Supports health team in direct patient care decisions under MD supervision.
• Trains staff in laboratory safety and specimen preparation with Mohs fellows.
• Maintains accurate patient specimen identification logs and records.
• Oversees equipment, materials, logs, and CLIA/CLEP/OSHA documentation.
• Ensures quality assurance, temperature logs, and incident reporting are completed.

Skills

Laboratory leadership

Mohs histotechnologist

Quality Assurance

Staff scheduling

CLIA compliance

Education

High School Diploma

Associates Degree preferred

Job description

Mount Sinai seeks a Mohs Laboratory Manager within the Department of Dermatology to oversee all Mohs laboratory activities and supervise staff and schedules. The role directs technical operations, ensures patient specimen integrity, and coordinates with dermatopathology for quality assessments.

The candidate will drive safety, QA, and compliance with CLIA, CLEP, and OSHA standards, while supporting clinical care decisions under physician supervision and training Mohs fellows in safe practices.