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Text Box: Medical Laboratory Management and Supervision — Second Edition — (1996) 2008   Lionel A. Varnadoe, Ph.D. MT(ASCP)H, HT(ASCP) To check out the book's content, objectives, price, and ordering information: Clink Here ®  Medical Laboratory Management and Supervision 2nd edition         s
 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Experienced, New, and Aspiring Laboratory Managers
¾Acquire and Demonstrate Management Skills ¾

Text Box: Transition to Management A management and supervision competency certification and credentialing program for Medical Laboratory Professionals   To check out the course content, objectives, price, and ordering information: Clink Here ®  Transition to Management  

 


 

 

 

 

 

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  Essential Skills — a one day in-house training program for the laboratory

  management team: Leadership, Supervision, Decision Making, Marketing,

  Budgeting, and Performance Appraisals techniques and skills.

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Description:  This course is intended to provide training for phlebotomists and laboratory professionals in procedures for collecting blood samples from sites using indwelling Intravenous lines and Vascular Access Devices (Below, From, and Above), and provide a basic review of alternatives for obtaining samples were performing venipunctures in the antecubital fossa area (difficult draws) is not possible.

Description:  This course looks at delegation from the viewpoint of new, first time supervisors, who when seeking assistance with their overwhelming workload from their boss where promptly given the recommendation that they needed to “learn to delegate.”  This topic presents the pitfalls of the common approach to delegation, why its almost universally avoided by managers, and provides suggestions for how to effectively plan and implement a delegation strategy.

Lionel A. Varnadoe, Jr. is a writer/reporter for NewsBlaze, an on-line newspaper which provide news and coverage of international events.  To view his book reviews and articles on business, the arts, humanities, science, and coverage of professional conferences click on:  News Blaze.                                         

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