Power of Process Pioneer is an impactful online course that helps laboratory professionals to understand processes and performance. This Laboratory process training online courses is available exclusively on LabVine. This lab specific short course consists of 12 modules and a 60-minute assessment on completion of all the modules.
Pioneer new perspectives on lab performance and make a strong contribution to performance improvement.
Power of Process Pioneer enables lab professionals to gain a high-level understanding of the lab ecosystem. Engaging with laboratory process training online allows you to learn at your own time and helps you to make a strong contribution to the performance of the lab. This will give you the foundation for performance excellence, starting with process as a tool.
Laboratory professionals need to understand process and performance. The modules for Power of Process Pioneer include:
- Introduction
- The importance of healthcare
- The lab as a process
- The 8 Principles
- Boost the bottom line or bust
- Lead with a common language
- Trust the transparency
- Facts or figures no fluff
- Driven by decisiveness
- Accuracy is paramount
- Big impact beat small
- Knowledge knows no bounds
These modules will be released as a weekly series with the first module launching on 20 May 2019. Sign-up to LabVine to receive updates on the latest releases, promotions, discounts and more.
The Training Matrix provides an overall guide for selection of required training. Please note, that not every training course is required for every person. All laboratory personnel are required to take the general safety training. If you work in an area that has biologicals, chemicals, or physical processes, then you are laboratory worker and must take the general training. Computer-only-work is exempt from the training. If you have the potential to work with hazardous chemicals, you need to take the additional chemical safety training. If you work with biological materials, you must take the basic bio-safety training. If you work in a BL2 or BL3 lab there is an additional training required which will be assigned by your research director.