Accessioning Team Runner

POSITION SUMMARY: The Supervisor of the clinical laboratory is a member of the Operations Department whose role is to oversee employees' performance and serve as a liaison between employees and senior management to meet company goals and quality objectives. The supervisor is responsible for daily supervision of lab staff performing duties such as laboratory testing and data review. Duties include but are not limited to coaching, motivating, staffing, evaluating, and training staff. The supervisor works closely with the manager to ensure company and team goals are met while adhering to good manufacturing practices and CLIA/CAP guidelines. PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: • Provides direct supervision to professional individual contributors and/or skilled, support individual contributors • Ensures production work is consistently completed according to department goals. • Administers company policies that directly affect subordinate employees. • Monitors team members to ensure adherence to SOPs and safety procedures • Oversees training and development of all staff members • Document nonconformances and all corrective actions taken when test systems deviate from the established performance specifications as needed. Escalates protocol deviation to lead/supervisor. • Handles employee issues in collaboration with the department manager and Human Resources. • Ensures alignment with team for reasoning behind instructions/processes and changes • Plans and leads shift meetings. Meets regularly with individual team members to discuss goals and progress • Go-to person when manager is not present. • May assist lab team in day-to-day tasks • Keeps team morale up and maintains professionalism of team members, including by acting as role model. • Identifies trends and issues and effectively executes solutions • Actively interacts with interdepartmental teams such as OPS, Accessioning, Engineering, Stats, R&D, and Support. • Performs other duties as assigned.

POSITION SUMMARY - On site position in Pleasanton, CA * This job does not qualify and/or is not eligible for sponsorship. The Accessioning Team Runner collects, sorts, and transports packages to Accessioning laboratory. This position is located on site in our Pleasanton, CA location. Schedules listed below and pay starts at $20. Schedule: Tuesday - Saturday, 630am-3pm. Hourly pay starts at $20 . PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES Sort and transport packages from the Shipping dock to the Accessioning laboratory. Pick up packages from the receptionist’s desk. Scan all tracking numbers into a Google spreadsheet and ensure that tracking numbers are scanned in correctly and spreadsheet is filled out completely. Distribute packages to the Clinical Data Operators (CDO) in a timely and efficient manner following distribution guidelines. Rack samples that arrive in bulk (without individual kit boxes) ensuring that the paperwork matches up with the samples. Escalate any issues or discrepancies to the Leads or Supervisor. Empty bins filled with kit boxes at the CDO workstations into carts placed at designated locations in the lab. Perform a visual check of the kit boxes to make sure that there is no PHI on the kit boxes or samples remaining in the discarded kit boxes. Empty biohazard cans in the lab. Scan bench worksheets. Scan documents into cases. Maintain tidiness of Runner workstations. Store requisition forms by date into the filing cabinets. Dispose of requisition forms into the shred bins that have exceeded the retention period. Performs other duties as assigned. Notify Supervisor and Leads of any packaging issues or discrepancies This role works with PHI on a regular basis both in paper and electronic form and has access to various technologies to access PHI (paper and electronic) in order to perform the job Employee must complete training relating to HIPAA/PHI privacy, General Policies and Procedure Co

POSITION SUMMARY Works closely with Senior Manager to ensure company, department, and team goals are met. PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES • Monitors workflow and ensures production goals and deadlines are met (e.g. TAT, SLA) • Engages in future planning and scales employees and equipment appropriately • Gathers and monitors metrics on production deadlines, efficiency, scrap waste, and error rates • Monitors the quality control/assurance programs, test results, and equipment (if applicable) • Uses metrics in decision-making and to drive changes across the team (e.g. cost reduction, quality improvement) • Manages sufficient headcount levels to meet production goals by proactively driving the interview process and managing employee PTO and overtime when necessary. • Refines current lab process through continuous improvement projects. • Oversees team specific lab operation. • Go-to person when senior manager is not present; go-to person for knowledge of process and product. • Responsible for seamless transition of automation and test improvement/additions into production workflow • Analyzes and troubleshoots lab processing errors; provides recommendations on how to proceed to lab director, scientists and statisticians as necessary • Supports Supervisors in close out of NCRs. • Responsible for the initiation and close out of CAPAs in a timely manner. • Ensures departmental lab compliance for regulatory bodies • Ensures tests are being completed according to approved procedures. • Maintains an organized, safe and efficient work area for the team at all times. • Actively interacts with interdepartmental teams such as OPS, Accessioning, Engineering, Stats, R&D, and Support. • Handles employee issues: complaints, disciplinary actions, etc. Collaborates with Senior Manager and/or Human Resources to resolve issues. • Explains (as much as possible) reasoning behind instructions/processes given/changes that are made. If necessary, explains to team why certain ideas cannot be implem

Location : On-Site in Boulder, CO (Foresight Dx business unit, a Natera company) Shift: Tuesday - Saturday, 11:30am-8:00pm About our Company: Foresight Diagnostics is a molecular diagnostics company pioneering non-invasive cancer detection through highly sensitive, cell-free DNA-based liquid biopsy technologies. Our proprietary methods - originally developed at Stanford University - are designed to detect smaller tumors earlier and enable more personalized treatment strategies for patients with cancer. We sit at the intersection of molecular biology, bioinformatics, and next-generation sequencing (NGS), and we translate rigorous science into clinically meaningful solutions. Following our acquisition by Natera, we now combine the agility of a mission-driven startup with the scale and resources of a global leader in cell-free DNA testing. It’s an exciting moment to join us. Headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, our team operates in a high accountability, collaborative environment where quality and continuous improvement aren’t just values - they’re how we work every day. About the Role The Clinical Laboratory Scientist II will be responsible for performing a variety of laboratory procedures involved in end-to-end processing of biological samples to enable successful downstream next-generation sequencing (NGS). Processing will include accessioning and both manual and automated extraction, library preparation, hybrid capture, sequencing and QC steps. Under the guidance of the Director of Clinical Laboratory Operations and the Laboratory Director, you will work collaboratively within the clinical laboratory leveraging your technical knowledge, skills and abilities to ensure efficient and quality results are provided to our clients and patients while also informing/participating in process improvements. This position will report to the Lab Manager. What You Will Bring Bachelor’s or Master's degree in chemical, physical, biological, or clinical laboratory