I started my career as a medical technician and technologist in French private laboratories for 7 years. Looking for new challenges I moved to the USA as a medical technologist and got the chance to work on all departments of a reference medical laboratory. I was offered the chance to work in R&D projects. I ended my experience there as the lab night shift manager.
I came back to France in 2000 and started working on the other side of the industry, for an In-Vitro-Diagnostic (IVD) designer and manufacturer, and have been working there ever since. Now Research Laboratory Manager, I enjoy working in a small team where everybody's qualities and assets can be expressed and considered, surrounded by skilled engineers and scientists, splitting my time between leading the activities of our R&D lab, directing the support of our customers and distributors and supporting our group technical teams after the launch of the products we developed.
Leading and coordinating the activities of R&D lab and a group of 5 scientists for the development of new products and validation of new systems developed by Erba France for the group Erba.
Management of a 6 technologist-team in a private reference laboratory (Clinical chemistry, Immunology, Hematology, Microbiology)
Laboratory organization and resources optimization
Development of technical documents for the quality and accreditation systems (College of American Pathologist CAP)
Participation in evaluation and validation projects for other companies within the R&D department of the laboratory. Co-author of a publication
Training of personnel (30 technologists and technicians)
Detailed Description
Training of personnel (30 technologists and technicians)
Company Description
IML is a private reference medical laboratory offering complete Clinical and Anatomical Laboratory Services. IML is accredited by the College of American Pathologists (CAP).
The CAP Laboratory Accreditation Program is recognized by the federal government as equal to or more stringent than the government’s own inspection program. It is considered the gold standard of quality in the laboratory industry. During the CAP accreditation process, inspectors examine laboratory records and quality control procedures, as well as staff qualifications, laboratory equipment, facilities, safety and management procedures. The inspection program is designed to specifically ensure the highest standard of care for all laboratory patients.
