Bacteriology Medical Technologist Manager

College of Veterinary Medicine

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About this position:

Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine invites applications for the position of Medical Technologist Manager within the Bacteriology Laboratory at the Animal Health Diagnostic Center. The Bacteriology Laboratory at Cornell University comprises a dedicated team committed to serving veterinary clients and agricultural producers by identifying and monitoring for infections with or exposure to clinically relevant microorganisms in companion and livestock animals.



What you will do:

  • Provide coaching, oversee scheduling, coordinate training efforts, lead regular team meetings, and collaborate closely with the Bacteriology Technical Manager, Quality Manager, and Laboratory Director
  • Recruitment, interviewing, hiring, delegation of assignments, and performance evaluation.
  • Administer annual performance dialogues for staff with input from Bacteriology Laboratory Director, Technical Manager, Quality Manager, and/or Team Leads
  • Among other responsibilities.

This position is located at the Main Campus in Ithaca, New York.

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