Laboratory Operations Manager

The Lab Manager oversees the daily operations of the hospital’s laboratory, ensuring the

delivery of high-quality diagnostic services. This role involves managing lab personnel,

maintaining equipment and supplies, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, and

implementing process improvements to enhance efficiency and accuracy.

Key Responsibilities

Operational Management:

1. Daily Operations:

o Oversee day-to-day laboratory operations, including test scheduling, specimen

processing, and result reporting.

o Ensure timely and accurate processing of laboratory tests.

2. Quality Assurance:

o Implement and monitor quality control procedures to ensure the reliability and

accuracy of test results.

o Maintain accreditation standards and prepare for inspections and audits.

3. Equipment Maintenance:

o Ensure all laboratory equipment is properly maintained, calibrated, and

functioning.

o Coordinate repairs and preventive maintenance activities.

4. Inventory Management:

o Monitor inventory levels of lab supplies and reagents.

o Order and stock supplies to prevent shortages and manage budget constraints.

Personnel Management:

1. Staff Supervision:

o Supervise and manage lab personnel, including technologists, technicians, and

support staff.

o Conduct regular performance evaluations and provide feedback.

2. Training and Development:

o Organize training programs to keep staff updated on the latest techniques,

technologies, and safety protocols.