Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System

Oversee daily operations, ensure compliance, and lead staff development in a high-volume clinical laboratory. | Bachelor’s in Biological or Chemical Sciences, 2+ years in clinical labs, management experience, and CLIA supervisor qualification. | Lead Innovation in Diagnostic Science: Technical Supervisor – Flow Cytometry Lab Penn Medicine is seeking an experienced and motivated Technical Supervisor to lead operations in our Flow Cytometry Laboratory. This is a unique opportunity to oversee a high‑volume, advanced clinical laboratory supporting world‑class clinicians, researchers, and patient care teams. About the Role The Technical Supervisor oversees daily technical and administrative operations within the Flow Cytometry section, ensuring excellence in testing quality, regulatory compliance, workflow management, and staff development. This leader plays a central role in maintaining cutting‑edge laboratory practices and supporting clinical and research initiatives across Penn Medicine. Key Responsibilities: Technical Leadership • Oversee pre-analytical, analytical, and post-analytical testing workflows. • Maintain and evaluate test menus to align with clinical advancements. • Troubleshoot instrument and assay performance issues. • Lead quality control and quality improvement initiatives. • Serve as a technical expert and resource for clinicians, researchers, and staff. Regulatory Compliance • Ensure readiness for inspections and ongoing compliance with CLIA, CAP, Joint Commission, OSHA, and other regulatory bodies. • Maintain documentation, quality records, policies, and safety standards. Fiscal & Operational Management • Assist with budget planning, inventory oversight, and cost-per-test analysis. • Monitor productivity and adjust staffing or workflow as needed. • Support accurate billing, reagent utilization, and resource optimization. Staff Development & Leadership • Ensure all staff meet regulatory competency standards. • Mentor, coach, and evaluate team members. • Lead training for new employees, students, and residents. • Promote a culture of excellence, accountability, and continuous learning. Qualifications • Bachelor’s degree in Biological or Chemical Sciences (required). • Meets CLIA ’88 General Supervisor requirements. • Minimum 2 years of clinical laboratory experience (more if Associate’s degree). • At least 2 years managing high‑volume clinical labs with strong customer service outcomes. • Additional training in laboratory management preferred. Ready to lead a high‑impact diagnostic team at one of the nation’s premier academic medical centers? Apply today and help shape the future of laboratory medicine at Penn Medicine.