National Lab Compliance Surveyor & Medical Technologist

Joint Commission; United States; On-site; USD 95,000 - 116,000; Full time

Job summary

The Joint Commission is seeking a Medical Technologist Surveyor to conduct nationwide evaluations of laboratory programs in the United States. You will apply systems analysis and inductive reasoning to assess compliance with standards-based health care issues and identify opportunities to improve systems and risk points.

You will prepare management reports clearly linking deficiencies to vulnerabilities, and you will communicate findings in a constructive, collegial style.

Qualifications

• Medical Technologist with a Masters degree in a health-related field; must be registered with a nationally accredited organization.
• CPHQ certification required by hire or by 12/31/28.
• Experience in three or more technical areas; working knowledge of compliance and regulatory accreditation.
• Strong customer service skills; experience in large point of care setting; experience leading or participating in regulatory and safety committees.
• Five years of recent experience, including 3 years of direct clinical experience and 2 years of accreditation or certification leadership or senior management experience.
• Experience in an Accredited Health Care Organization is preferred; knowledge of Joint Commission standards.

Responsibilities

• Conduct thorough evaluations of laboratory programs across the United States.
• Apply systems analysis and inductive reasoning to determine compliance and opportunities for improvement.
• Prepare management reports linking deficiencies with system vulnerabilities and risk points.
• Communicate findings constructively and collegially; participate in Joint Commission activities as assigned.

Skills

Customer service

Regulatory knowledge

Leadership experience

Clinical experience

Travel readiness

Education

Masters degree in health-related field

CPHQ certification by hire date

Job description

The Joint Commission is seeking a Medical Technologist Surveyor to conduct nationwide evaluations of laboratory programs in the United States. You will apply systems analysis and inductive reasoning to assess compliance with standards-based health care issues and identify opportunities to improve systems and risk points.

You will prepare management reports clearly linking deficiencies to vulnerabilities, and you will communicate findings in a constructive, collegial style.