Provides interpretation and application of Joint Commission LAB Accreditation standards with special emphasis on CLIA requirements. Combines systems analysis skills with in-depth general and program-specific knowledge to evaluate health care organizations’ compliance and ability to provide high quality, safe patient care. Participate in the development and revision of standards and survey process. Participate in ongoing accreditation services and special projects. Serves as faculty for internal and external education programs. Represents Joint Commission to professional organizations. In conjunction with the operations team, ensures that accredited organizations receive excellent customer service and that their accreditation needs are met.

Joint Commission enables and affirms the highest standards of healthcare quality and patient safety for all. Founded in 1951, it is the nation’s oldest and largest standards-setting and accrediting body in healthcare, evaluating more than 23,000 healthcare organizations and programs across the United States. As an independent, nonprofit organization, Joint Commission inspires healthcare organizations across all settings to excel in providing safe and effective care of the highest quality and value.