Position Summary
The Digital Image Specialist will work in the Division of Anatomic Pathology. Duties will include creating digital images of glass pathology slides, completing quality control checks to ensure high-quality images, cleans slides when needed, checks for label accuracy and barcode recognition.
Responsibilities
45%- QA Review- Digital Image
Post reviews slides by spot-checking images in the viewer (image scope) for image quality.
Review images in the scanner to resolve any scanner alerts, ensuring comprehensive capture of all tissue and accurate reading of barcodes.
Verifies that all patient information is accurate and images with all of their information have been transferred to the LIS.
Identifies and documents QA deficiencies.
Completes quality control duties in a timely manner as per department's turnaround time expectations.
25%- Administrative Responsibilities
Relabels slides as needed if the barcode does not read properly.
Assists lab technicians with locating misplaced slides. Completes needed documentation to report equipment failures.
Adheres to the hospital and department standards and policies for the release of any patient information.
Follows proper protocol and the department's standard operating procedures when reporting and documenting QA Issues.
Maintains neat and accurate records, completes handoff communication for the next shift, and assists in data collection for workflow or metric monitoring as requested.
25%- QA/QI- Digital Imager
Prepares and scans pathology slides to create digital images for clinical and research purposes.
Completes pre-scan slide quality checks, troubleshoots scanners as necessary in accordance with the standard operating procedures.
5% - Other duties as assigned.
Minimum Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
Other Requirements
Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran
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