Senior Operations Trainee - Center Leadership Path

Biolife Plasma Services; Worcester (MA); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

BioLife Plasma Services in the United States is offering a Center Manager in Training program designed for senior leaders to grow into Plasma Center Operations Manager roles. The program includes six months of expedited training, followed by a 12-month path to management, with relocation to a BioLife location upon completion.

Expect high travel and hands-on leadership across multiple centers. The role emphasizes team leadership, stakeholder engagement, and delivering standout donor experiences

Qualifications

• Relocation required after trainee program.
• 3-5 years leading medium to large teams (20+ direct reports).
• Willingness to travel 90–100% during trainee program.
• Ability to work evenings, weekends and holidays.
• Valid driver’s license for the full duration of the program.
• Ability to lift up to 5 lbs and occasional heavier lifting.
• Comfort with glove wear due to exposure risks.

Responsibilities

• Oversee operations training and mentorship for fast-track management.
• Lead and develop a diverse team across locations.
• Engage in staff planning, recruiting and performance reviews.
• Deliver exceptional donor service and support production as needed.
• Travel across BioLife centers to learn and network.

Skills

Team leadership

Travel readiness

Interpersonal skills

Performance feedback

Education

Associates or Bachelor's Degree

Tools

SOPs

GDP

GMP

CLIA

FDA

Job description

BioLife Plasma Services in the United States is offering a Center Manager in Training program designed for senior leaders to grow into Plasma Center Operations Manager roles. The program includes six months of expedited training, followed by a 12-month path to management, with relocation to a BioLife location upon completion.

Expect high travel and hands-on leadership across multiple centers. The role emphasizes team leadership, stakeholder engagement, and delivering standout donor experiences