Phlebotomy Lab Leader: Team, Training & Compliance

Kaiser Permanente; Downey (CA); On-site; USD 103,000 - 119,000; Full time

Job summary

Kaiser Permanente Downey Medical Center is seeking a Team Leader/Supervisor in the Pathology/Lab-PermLab SysCoord role. You will supervise specimen collection in inpatient and outpatient settings, help ensure timely patient care, and lead pre-analytic activities in accordance with licensure and policies.

You will develop training materials, coordinate staff schedules, monitor quality and compliance, and work with cross-functional teams to improve laboratory operations and patient safety while

Qualifications

• Minimum two (2) years of experience in a leadership role with or without direct reports in a healthcare related field.

Responsibilities

• Recommends developmental opportunities for others; mentors and coaches to drive performance improvement.
• Supervises daily activities of designated work team; ensures policies and procedures are followed.
• Maintains testing and training standards; develops training materials and coordinates training resources.
• Maintains compliance and accreditation; leads license renewal processes and updates documentation.
• Serves as a link between medical laboratory services and other services; aligns cross-functional teams.
• Ensures operations and improves processes by supervising quality, safety, and cost efficiency; manages scheduling and resources.

Skills

Leadership

Team Management

Education

Bachelor's degree in medical lab science or health care related field

Job description

Kaiser Permanente Downey Medical Center is seeking a Team Leader/Supervisor in the Pathology/Lab-PermLab SysCoord role. You will supervise specimen collection in inpatient and outpatient settings, help ensure timely patient care, and lead pre-analytic activities in accordance with licensure and policies.

You will develop training materials, coordinate staff schedules, monitor quality and compliance, and work with cross-functional teams to improve laboratory operations and patient safety while