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Request for Nominations

Members of the NAACLS community of interest are invited to nominate qualified individuals for service on the Clinical Laboratory Sciences Programs Review Committee (CLSPRC) and the Programs Approval Review Committee (PARC).

Please review the openings and qualifications needed and then nominate another individual or yourself to serve. The Nominations Committee will evaluate all nominations against the criteria of experience, current employment, and, where necessary, demographic distribution. With input from Review Committee members, the committee will recommend to the Board a final slate of nominations in April 2002. Elections will take place at the April Board meeting.

Forward letters of nomination with current curriculum vitae for each nominee. Send letters to the Chair of the Nominations Committee at the 8410 Bryn Mawr address to assure arrival prior to March 12, 2002. They may be also be FAXED (773-714-8886), or emailed (kimball@naacls.org).

CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE PROGRAMS REVIEW COMMITTEE (CLSPRC)

CLS/MT Educator

Service as a CLS/MT program director, medical director or faculty member in a NAACLS accredited program is preferred. The individual should be knowledgeable of accreditation processes and have experience in management and education.

CLS/MT Pathologist Educator

Service as a medical director or faculty member in a NAACLS accredited CLS/MT program is preferred.

CLT/MLT Educator

Service as a CLT/MLT program director or faculty member in a NAACLS accredited program is preferred. The individual should be knowledgeable of accreditation processes and have experience in management and education.

CLT/MLT Pathologist Educator

Service as a medical director or faculty member in a NAACLS accredited program is preferred.

HT/HTL Educator

Service as a HT/HTL program director or faculty member in a NAACLS accredited program is preferred. The individual should be knowledgeable of accreditation processes and have experience in management and education.

HT/HTL Pathologist Educator

Service as a medical director or faculty member in a NAACLS accredited program is preferred.

Two-year Educator

Previous service as a program director or faculty member in a NAACLS accredited program is preferred. The individual should have administrative responsibilities at the department or college level.

PROGRAMS APPROVAL REVIEW COMMITTEE (PARC)

Phlebotomy Educator

This individual should be a certified CLS/MT, familiar with NAACLS accreditation and approval processes and experienced in management and educational methodologies.

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