Pathology & Laboratory Medicine Coordinator, Full Time, First Shift

Pathology & Laboratory Coordinator, Full Time, First shift 

The Pathology & Laboratory Medicine Coordinator will provide support services to the management team, faculty, and pathology associates. The Pathology & Laboratory Medicine Coordinator will utilize various software applications to identify, document and process confidential information and pathology materials that impact patient care. The Pathology & Laboratory Medicine Coordinator will be tasked with facilitating conferences, clinical referrals and send out testing. The Pathology & Laboratory Medicine Coordinator will perform general office duties, maintain files, and assist in various projects. 

Customer Service and General Office Tasks:
•    Promotes positive customer service greeting physicians, vendors, and hospital staff.
•    Serves as a liaison for information from physicians, hospital staff and outside institutions.
•    Managing phone calls, emails, faxing 
•    Tracking and Filing documents, blocks, and slides
•    Shipping and Receiving pathology materials

Referral Testing:
•    Process and send out testing for continuity of care, consultations, clinical trials and research.
•    Utilize various software applications and web portals.
•    Upload pathology results and reports

Tumor Board Conferences:
•    Facilitate and coordinate Tumor Board Conferences
•    Prepare pathology material for presentations.
•    Communicate with various department leaders and coordinators

Administrative Support:
•    Assist with CAP accreditation compliance, policies and procedures.
•    Receiving reports from outside institutions and enter into lab system to be reviewed by Pathologist.
•    Create and crosscheck invoices.
•    Faculty and management requests (QA, minutes, calendars, statistics).
•    Manage office supply inventory

Other Duties as Assigned

• Minimum Required: High School Diploma or GED.
•  Preferred: Associate's Degree - Communications, Business, Healthcare.
• The applicant should have at Masters Degree in Medical Physics and have at least completed Part II or be certified as a Diagnostic Medical Physicist by the American Board of Radiology or the American Board of Medical Physics. 
• LICENSE & CERTIFICATION:  None required. | Minimum Required: 1 - 2 Years equivalent experience. Preferred: 3 - 5 Years equivalent experience.

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