American Oncology Network·Fort Myers, Florida
The Laboratory Quality Assurance Analyst assists medical technologists in maintaining laboratory organization and performs administrative duties. They are responsible for quality assurance functions, specimen processing, and maintaining documentation.
$18.93 - $31.56
Job Description: SUMMARY:
Assists Technologists in performing a variety of tasks which require a high level of responsibility and sound judgment.
Demonstrates working knowledge of all facets of role, relevant regulations, and organizational and departmental policies and procedures. Performs other duties and projects as assigned. Performs all duties in accordance with regulatory requirements and organizational policies and procedures.
Primary job duties & responsibilities
Assists medical technologists in keeping the laboratory organized.
Performs assigned administrative and clerical duties associated with the daily operations of the lab.
Responsible for maintaining records and logs, including but not limited to, quality control and temperature logs for lab equipment.
File and label slides. Keep specimens and files in order and up to date.
May perform routine laboratory procedures related to preparing samples for analysis.
Administration of quality assurance (Qa) functions including coordination, monitoring, and documentation of quality assurance processes for manager review.
Carries out specimen discrepancy and rejection processes.
Responsible for maintaining certain instrumentation with appropriate documentation.
Assists with inventory and receiving supplies for assigned areas.
Performs electronic file maintenance.
Assists with document control processes relating to updates to sop and master forms.
Basic reagent preparation.
Interact with all co-Workers, physicians, patients, and others in a positive manner to illustrate the company as helpful and encouraging to both internal and external customers.
Performs other duties and projects as assigned.
Prepares for and passes the ascp exam: Technologist in cytogenetics after 1 year of laboratory work experience is attained.
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Chemistry, Molecular or related field
• Clinical laboratory setting
Travel: <25%
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Market context
In Florida, administration roles in healthcare often draw steady interest because employers want candidates who can keep patient flow, records, and front-office tasks organized. These positions are competitive when applicants bring clinical-setting experience, especially a medical background such as Medical Assistant work, along with strong communication and scheduling skills. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, and confirm your experience matches the clinical setting and diploma requirement before applying.
