Point of Care Systems Lead & Trainer

CHI; Bismarck (ND); On-site; USD 35,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

CHI St. Alexius Health in Bismarck, ND, seeks a Point of Care Coordinator to support clinical and laboratory teams across hospital locations.

You will oversee daily operation and maintenance of the Point of Care system, manage tickets, verify report accuracy, and liaise between lab and hospital departments for upgrades and new testing initiatives. You should have strong regulatory knowledge (CLIA), exception handling, and training ability to ensure staff competency in a fast-paced healthcare

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in biological or chemical sciences, or Associate degree in Medical Laboratory Technology with MLT (ASCP) certification plus 2 years job related experience
• State license requirements - North Dakota: MT-L:ND
• Strong knowledge of POC systems and regulatory standards (CLIA)

Responsibilities

• Oversees daily, weekly, and monthly Point of Care (POC) report production and distribution to hospital leadership
• Manages full lifecycle of POC support tickets and maintains secure user access
• Coordinates POC equipment maintenance and acts as laboratory representative for POC projects
• Develops and enforces POC policies and procedures to meet regulatory standards
• Directs training and continuing education of POC personnel and ensures audit-ready documentation
• Acts as CLIA-defined Technical Consultant or Moderate Complexity Laboratory Director when qualified

Skills

POC systems expertise

Regulatory compliance (CLIA)

Technical liaison

Staff training

Project coordination

Education

Bachelor's degree in biological/chemical sciences

AS or MLT with ASCP certification

Job description

CHI St. Alexius Health in Bismarck, ND, seeks a Point of Care Coordinator to support clinical and laboratory teams across hospital locations.

You will oversee daily operation and maintenance of the Point of Care system, manage tickets, verify report accuracy, and liaise between lab and hospital departments for upgrades and new testing initiatives. You should have strong regulatory knowledge (CLIA), exception handling, and training ability to ensure staff competency in a fast-paced healthcare