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PathGroup·Nashville, Tennessee
Molecular Pathology Coordinator II
The Molecular Pathology Coordinator manages laboratory workflows, including triaging and processing specimens for various departments like cytogenetics and flow cytometry. They also handle data entry, maintain specimen documentation, and assist with client inquiries and reference testing.
Molecular Pathology Coordinator under the direction of the Molecular Pathology Coordinator Supervisor helps manage cases that are associated with the Molecular Pathology department. This position is responsible for handling more advanced tasks.
Initiates work flow for several departments including flow cytometry, cytogenetics, molecular and fish.
Triages, prioritizes, and sorts specimens appropriately for accessioning and processing.
Performs data entry of patient information in an accurate and timely manner.
Scans requisitions and all related paperwork into the scan system, and shreds documents as needed.
Handling of specialty specimens including assembling specimen folders, printing labels, sorting samples by department, filling out paperwork for add-on testing and sending out samples for reference testing.
Handle inbound calls or direct those calls to appropriate personnel.
Collect information related to client inquiries/complaints and communicate to Oncology Customer Support or management for follow-up and response.
Receive and return paraffin blocks.
Exercises all laboratory safety precautions and adheres to lab procedures as stated in procedure manuals.
Must be familiar with Corporate Compliance Program and Corporate Policies.
Education & licensure: High School Diploma or GED is required
Medical laboratory experience required.
Display an above average rating in accessioning competencies.
Market context
Molecular pathology coordination supports expanding diagnostic testing and laboratory operations across Tennessee healthcare settings, while roles can be competitive because they require prior medical laboratory experience and strong accessioning performance. Candidates should document accessioning proficiency and relevant laboratory workflows, alongside a high school diploma or GED. This platform’s AI summaries of original job descriptions, including requirements and benefits, reduce research time when comparing opportunities.