Partners with functional leaders in cytogenetics, FISH, and molecular pathology to ensure best-in-class integrated reporting * Serves as the manager of hematopathology leaders from all sites, ensures ...
Partners with functional leaders in cytogenetics, FISH, and molecular pathology to ensure best-in-class integrated reporting * Serves as the manager of hematopathology leaders from all sites, ensures ...
... Cytogenetics, FISH and Molecular genetics. The ideal candidate will have 5 years post-fellowship ... management A proven record of obtaining required information related to identifying needs and ...
... Cytogenetics, FISH and Molecular genetics. The ideal candidate will have 5 years post-fellowship ... management A proven record of obtaining required information related to identifying needs and ...
Manager Cytogenetics Fish information
What is the difference between Manager Cytogenetics Fish vs Cytogenetics Technologist?
| Aspect | Manager Cytogenetics Fish | Cytogenetics Technologist |
|---|---|---|
| Credentials | Bachelor's or Master's in Genetics, Cytogenetics certification | Associate or Bachelor's in Cytogenetics or related field, certification preferred |
| Work Environment | Laboratories, research facilities, overseeing team | Laboratories performing cytogenetic analyses |
| Responsibilities | Supervising staff, managing workflows, quality control | Performing cytogenetic tests, preparing samples, analyzing data |
The Manager Cytogenetics Fish typically oversees cytogenetics laboratories, focusing on management and supervision, while the Cytogenetics Technologist conducts the technical testing and analysis. Both roles require relevant certifications and work in laboratory settings, but the manager has additional leadership responsibilities.
NeoGenomics rating
8.0
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46th of 120 rated laboratories
Job description
- Provide enterprise leadership and functional oversight for hematopathology services across all sites
- Drives diagnostic excellence across morphology (bone marrow/peripheral blood and lymphoma services) and flow cytometry reporting
- Partners with functional leaders in cytogenetics, FISH, and molecular pathology to ensure best-in-class integrated reporting
- Serves as the manager of hematopathology leaders from all sites, ensures appropriate staffing across sites, and establishes consistent policies for workload and case assignment
- Serves as a hematopathology thought leader internally and externally
- Drives innovation in hematopathology and flow cytometry
- Supports broader enterprise initiatives in digital transformation
- Ensures effective communication and collaboration between medical staff and lab personnel
- May provide training throughout the organization, including to new members who are not direct reports or to allied non-medical personnel
- Provides ongoing feedback and annual performance evaluations to direct reports
- Performs onsite diagnostic interpretation of hematopathology cases, inclusive of morphology, flow cytometry, FISH, cytogenetics, and integrated case reporting
- M.D. or D.O. degree and board certification in Anatomic and/or Clinical Pathology and subspeciality boards in Hematopathology are required
- At least eight years of attending level, post-fellowship experience in hematopathology is required
- Experience or fellowship training in FISH, cytogenetics, and/or molecular diagnostic studies is preferable
- Ability to travel extensively
- Active, or eligibility for, unrestricted Medical License to practice in the states of CA, FL, and NY is required
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Company size
1,001 - 5,000 Employees
Headquarters location
Fort Myers, FL, US
Year founded
1998