Identify laboratory education needs and help develop, coordinate, and maintain education and training programs for medical trainees, students, interns, and employees. Teach and mentor learners, support compliance with accreditation and regulatory requirements, and spend at least half of working time on laboratory education activities. A bachelor’s degree in a relevant laboratory or life science field, or an eligible degree and laboratory certificate, is required, along with two years of relevant laboratory experience. Teaching or mentoring experience is preferred; strong communication, organizational, coaching, data-handling, and teamwork skills are also sought, and relevant laboratory certification may be required depending on specialty.
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