Is Your Lab’s Competency Assessment
a Competent
Assessment?
Presented by
Dottie Hautman,
BS, MT(ASCP)SC
Wednesday, October 27, 2010 I 12:00 - 2:00PM EST
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The New
Jersey POCCs Group was pleased to provide this FREE webinar that
helped attendees:
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Find
the answers to the “who, what, how, when, and why” of Competency
Assessment.
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Learn
what Competency Assessment really is…and isn’t.
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See
the differences between Competency Assessment, Training, and
Education.
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Hear
what the College of American Pathologists’ requirements are
pertaining to Competency Assessment and some suggestions for
your own program for compliance with those standards.
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About our
Speaker:
Dottie
Hautman, BS, MT(ASCP)SC,
received
her Bachelor of Science degree at Purdue University. She completed
her MT training at The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio achieving
ASCP certification. She earned a Specialist in Chemistry
certification from ASCP in 1997. Ms. Hautman has over 35 years of
experience in all core laboratory areas, as a chemistry technical
specialist, core laboratory supervisor, and working for an
integrated delivery network (System) laboratory. She began her
career at the College of American Pathologists (CAP) in 2007 as an
Inspection Specialist in the Laboratory Accreditation Program
(LAP). Her training includes a Certificate in Team Learning from
Xavier University, Lean Process Design, and ISO 17025 lead auditor
course. In her role at the CAP she performs LAP inspections,
provides technical information for accredited laboratories and works
with the CAP Checklist Commissioner and Scientific Resource
Committees to assist with checklist revisions. Ms. Hautman has
presented at regional CAP Inspection Education Seminars and Regional
POCT committee meetings. She is an associate member of ASCP and
AACC.
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