Surveyor – Laboratory Medical Technologist

Overview

Selected candidate can be located anywhere in the United States. The Medical Technologist Surveyor conducts thorough evaluations of laboratory programs across the United States. Applies systems analysis skills and inductive reasoning skills to determine laboratory's degree of compliance with applicable standards-based issues in health care to assess compliance and to identify opportunities for improving compliance. Prepares management reports that clearly link individual standards deficiencies with potential systems vulnerabilities and related organization risk points.

Effectively communicates this information in a constructive and collegial style. Participates in other Joint Commission activities as assigned by supervisor.

Medical Technologist with Masters degree in a health-related field. Registered with nationally accredited organization. Certification requirement:
You must hold a CPHQ certification (Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality) through National Association for Healthcare Quality (NAHQ) at time of hire or attain by 12/31/28.

Candidates must have experience in three or more technical areas. Working knowledge of compliance and regulatory accreditation is essential. Candidates must be able to demonstrate strong customer service skills, have experience working in a large point of care setting and have experience in leading or participating in regulatory and safety committees. Experience in sales or teaching experience is highly desirable.

Five years of recent experience, including 3 years of direct clinical experience in the appropriate health care setting(s), and 2 years of accreditation or certification leadership or senior management experience. Contemporary knowledge of and experience in health care operations, clinical practice, use of performance improvement methods to assess organizational performance, and current research and trends relative to health care.

Experience in an accredited health care organization is preferred. Direct involvement in healthcare accreditation surveys is preferred. Knowledge of Joint Commission standards and direct involvement with a minimum of two Joint Commission surveys is preferred.

Must be able to observe, in real time and without slowing or otherwise interrupting the progress of all applicable types of ongoing health care treatment (e.g., including emergency treatment, treatment during weather and other extreme situations, etc.).

• Standing for long periods of time, walking lengthy distances, lifting, climbing, stooping, pulling, and pushing to adequately inspect and observe all medical facilities, equipment, and procedures, such as emergency exit procedures, remote storage facilities, any areas where cleanliness may affect the possibility of infection, medical equipment, etc.
• Walking up and down stairways to test escape routes, assess safety of emergency exits, regulatory compliance, etc.
• Removing obstructed covers or impediments to equipment or other mechanical areas.
• Examining small and often dirty printed labels and print on equipment.
• Engaging in extensive travel as set forth above, including driving a car to remote locations, flying on small airplanes and into small airports, traveling in all types of weather conditions, etc.

Candidates interested in part time positions must be available to work two weeks per month (.48 FTE) and must provide two weeks of availability for the purpose of scheduling. .70 and 1.0 FTE full time is also available. All positions require 100% nationwide travel.

Now hiring for orientation classes in April/May 2026.

The Joint Commission offers a comprehensive benefits package. For an overview of our benefits package, please visit our Joint Commission Career Page.

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