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Manager, Cytology - Pathology

University Hospitalmid
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Manager, Cytology - Pathology

Medicine | Pathology

Position Summary
Functions as the Clinical Cytology Lab Manager within the Surgical Pathology Division in the Department of Pathology; leads and oversees daily operations, management and customer service within the clinical cytology laboratory; manages human resources, financial and budget planning and preparation, quality improvement, safety programs, compliance program, successful inspection and accreditation processes; ensures adherence to current policies and procedures related to technical, operational, and administrative areas of the laboratory. Performs all aspects of primary screening of gynecologic and exfoliative non-gynecologic patient samples; trains all cytotechnologists in fine needle aspiration service and adequacy assessment on touch prep biopsies; maintains all CAP required continuing education materials and participant documentation, oversees/maintains all monthly department statistics required by credentialing agencies; is included in many administrative discussions and decisions as a part of succession planning for the future.


Job Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Cytotechnology, Biology, Medical Technology or related field. American Society for Clinical Pathology as a Certified Technologist. 5 years of relevant experience required. 8-12 years of relevant experience preferred.

Clinical Laboratories / Cytology - People Leader - Managerial - M2 Manager

University Hospital - Doan Hall (0089)

Regular

40

First Shift

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University Hospital
On-site at the office
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Posted
17 days ago
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October 23, 2026
Last seen
November 10, 2026

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Manager, Cytology - Pathology