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Cytogenetic Technologist (CG)

Discipline Lead Person

Jason Yuhas, BS, CG(ASCP)cm
jason.yuhas@northshorehealthgm.org

Program Coordinator for CG, DMS, HT, HTL and PathA

Jessy Jasso
Fax: (773) 714-8886
Phone: (773) 714-8880
JJasso@naacls.org


Have a Question?

​Discipline Lead Person: Have a question regarding Standard interpretations? Have you gone through the Standards and Standard Compliance Guide and still have a question regarding what should be provided? Our Discipline Lead Person (DLP) is here to help. DLPs are educators, experienced NAACLS reviewers and committee members. Their role as a DLP is to assist Program Directors with standard related questions that may arise during the accreditation process.

Program Coordinator: Want to know how to start an Accredited program? Curious when your self-study is due? Program Coordinators are part of the NAACLS staff and can assist you with any NAACLS policy or procedure inquiry.


Diagnostic Molecular Scientist (DMS)

Discipline Lead Person

Amy Groszbach , M.Ed.
groszbach.amy@mayo.edu

Program Coordinator for CG, DMS, HT, HTL and PathA

Jessy Jasso
Fax: (773) 714-8886
Phone: (773) 714-8880
JJasso@naacls.org


Have a Question?

​Discipline Lead Person: Have a question regarding Standard interpretations? Have you gone through the Standards and Standard Compliance Guide and still have a question regarding what should be provided? Our Discipline Lead Person (DLP) is here to help. DLPs are educators, experienced NAACLS reviewers and committee members. Their role as a DLP is to assist Program Directors with standard related questions that may arise during the accreditation process.

Program Coordinator: Want to know how to start an Accredited program? Curious when your self-study is due? Program Coordinators are part of the NAACLS staff and can assist you with any NAACLS policy or procedure inquiry.


Doctor of Clinical Laboratory Science (DCLS)

S. Renee Hodgkins, PhD, MLS(ASCP)
rhodgkins@kumc.edu

Program Coordinator for DCLS

Mark Spence
Fax: (773) 714-8886
Phone: (773) 714-8880 x388
MSpence@naacls.org


Have a Question?

​Discipline Lead Person: Have a question regarding Standard interpretations? Have you gone through the Standards and Standard Compliance Guide and still have a question regarding what should be provided? Our Discipline Lead Person (DLP) is here to help. DLPs are educators, experienced NAACLS reviewers and committee members. Their role as a DLP is to assist Program Directors with standard related questions that may arise during the accreditation process.

Program Coordinator: Want to know how to start an Accredited program? Curious when your self-study is due? Program Coordinators are part of the NAACLS staff and can assist you with any NAACLS policy or procedure inquiry.


Histotechnician (HT)

Discipline Lead Person

Dr. Dale Telgenhoff, PhD, HTL(ASCP)cm
dtelgenhoff@oakland.edu

Program Coordinator for CG, DMS, HT, HTL and PathA

Jessy Jasso
Fax: (773) 714-8886
Phone: (773) 714-8880
JJasso@naacls.org


Have a Question?

​Discipline Lead Person: Have a question regarding Standard interpretations? Have you gone through the Standards and Standard Compliance Guide and still have a question regarding what should be provided? Our Discipline Lead Person (DLP) is here to help. DLPs are educators, experienced NAACLS reviewers and committee members. Their role as a DLP is to assist Program Directors with standard related questions that may arise during the accreditation process.

Program Coordinator: Want to know how to start an Accredited program? Curious when your self-study is due? Program Coordinators are part of the NAACLS staff and can assist you with any NAACLS policy or procedure inquiry.


Histotechnologist (HTL)

Discipline Lead Person

Dr. Dale Telgenhoff, PhD, HTL(ASCP)cm
dtelgenhoff@oakland.edu

Program Coordinator for CG, DMS, HT, HTL and PathA

Jessy Jasso
Fax: (773) 714-8886
Phone: (773) 714-8880
JJasso@naacls.org


Have a Question?

​Discipline Lead Person: Have a question regarding Standard interpretations? Have you gone through the Standards and Standard Compliance Guide and still have a question regarding what should be provided? Our Discipline Lead Person (DLP) is here to help. DLPs are educators, experienced NAACLS reviewers and committee members. Their role as a DLP is to assist Program Directors with standard related questions that may arise during the accreditation process.

Program Coordinator: Want to know how to start an Accredited program? Curious when your self-study is due? Program Coordinators are part of the NAACLS staff and can assist you with any NAACLS policy or procedure inquiry.


Medical Laboratory Assistant (MLA)

Discipline Lead Person

Dr. Rita Miller, Ed.D, MS(CLS), MLS(ASCP)
rita.miller@mnwest.edu

Program Coordinator for Phleb and MLA

Stefanie Troxell
Fax: (773) 714-8886
Phone: (773) 714-8880 x 380
stroxell@naacls.org


Have a Question?

​Discipline Lead Person: Have a question regarding Standard interpretations? Have you gone through the Standards and Standard Compliance Guide and still have a question regarding what should be provided? Our Discipline Lead Person (DLP) is here to help. DLPs are educators, experienced NAACLS reviewers and committee members. Their role as a DLP is to assist Program Directors with standard related questions that may arise during the accreditation process.

Program Coordinator: Want to know how to start an Accredited program? Curious when your self-study is due? Program Coordinators are part of the NAACLS staff and can assist you with any NAACLS policy or procedure inquiry.


Medical Laboratory Microbiologist (MLM)

Discipline Lead Person

Janice Conway-Klaassen, PhD, MLS(ASCP)SM, FACSc
jconwayk@umn.edu

Program Coordinator for MLS, MLM and PHM

Michele Giannosa
Fax: (773) 714-8886
Phone: (773) 714-8880
mgiannosa@naacls.org


Have a Question?

​Discipline Lead Person: Have a question regarding Standard interpretations? Have you gone through the Standards and Standard Compliance Guide and still have a question regarding what should be provided? Our Discipline Lead Person (DLP) is here to help. DLPs are educators, experienced NAACLS reviewers and committee members. Their role as a DLP is to assist Program Directors with standard related questions that may arise during the accreditation process.

Program Coordinator: Want to know how to start an Accredited program? Curious when your self-study is due? Program Coordinators are part of the NAACLS staff and can assist you with any NAACLS policy or procedure inquiry.


Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS)

Discipline Lead Persons

James March Mistler, ABD, MS, MLS(ASCP)CM
jmarchmistler@umassd.edu

Program Coordinator for MLS, MLM and PHM

Michele Giannosa
Fax: (773) 714-8886
Phone: (773) 714-8880
mgiannosa@naacls.org


Have a Question?

​Discipline Lead Person: Have a question regarding Standard interpretations? Have you gone through the Standards and Standard Compliance Guide and still have a question regarding what should be provided? Our Discipline Lead Person (DLP) is here to help. DLPs are educators, experienced NAACLS reviewers and committee members. Their role as a DLP is to assist Program Directors with standard related questions that may arise during the accreditation process.

Program Coordinator: Want to know how to start an Accredited program? Curious when your self-study is due? Program Coordinators are part of the NAACLS staff and can assist you with any NAACLS policy or procedure inquiry.


Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT)

Discipline Lead Persons

Ms. Frankie Harris –Lyne, MS, MLS(ASCP)cm
fdlyne@gmail.com

Program Coordinator for MLT

Russell DeCaluwe
Fax: (773) 714-8886
Phone: (773) 714-8880 x381
RDeCaluwe@naacls.org


Have a Question?

​Discipline Lead Person: Have a question regarding Standard interpretations? Have you gone through the Standards and Standard Compliance Guide and still have a question regarding what should be provided? Our Discipline Lead Person (DLP) is here to help. DLPs are educators, experienced NAACLS reviewers and committee members. Their role as a DLP is to assist Program Directors with standard related questions that may arise during the accreditation process.

Program Coordinator: Want to know how to start an Accredited program? Curious when your self-study is due? Program Coordinators are part of the NAACLS staff and can assist you with any NAACLS policy or procedure inquiry.


Pathologists' Assistant (PATH A)

Discipline Lead Person

Bill Ahlfeld, MS, PA(ASCP)
wahlfeld@ptd.net

Program Coordinator for CG, DMS, HT, HTL and PathA

Jessy Jasso
Fax: (773) 714-8886
Phone: (773) 714-8880
JJasso@naacls.org


Have a Question?

Discipline Lead Person: Have a question regarding Standard interpretations? Have you gone through the Standards and Standard Compliance Guide and still have a question regarding what should be provided? Our Discipline Lead Person (DLP) is here to help. DLPs are educators, experienced NAACLS reviewers and committee members. Their role as a DLP is to assist Program Directors with standard related questions that may arise during the accreditation process.

Program Coordinator: Want to know how to start an Accredited program? Curious when your self-study is due? Program Coordinators are part of the NAACLS staff and can assist you with any NAACLS policy or procedure inquiry.


Phlebotomist (PBT)

Discipline Lead Person

Marilyn McCain, BS MBA MLS H(ASCP)
mmccain@gmh.edu

Program Coordinator for Phleb and MLA

Stefanie Troxell
Fax: (773) 714-8886
Phone: (773) 714-8880 x 380
stroxell@naacls.org


Have a Question?

Discipline Lead Person: Have a question regarding Standard interpretations? Have you gone through the Standards and Standard Compliance Guide and still have a question regarding what should be provided? Our Discipline Lead Person (DLP) is here to help. DLPs are educators, experienced NAACLS reviewers and committee members. Their role as a DLP is to assist Program Directors with standard related questions that may arise during the accreditation process.

Program Coordinator: Want to know how to start an Accredited program? Curious when your self-study is due? Program Coordinators are part of the NAACLS staff and can assist you with any NAACLS policy or procedure inquiry.


Public Health Microbiologist (PHM)

Discipline Lead Person

Brandy Greenhill, DrPH, MLS(ASCP)cm
bgreenhill@mdanderson.org

Program Coordinator for MLS, MLM and PHM

Michele Giannosa
Fax: (773) 714-8886
Phone: (773) 714-8880
mgiannosa@naacls.org


Have a Question?

Discipline Lead Person: Have a question regarding Standard interpretations? Have you gone through the Standards and Standard Compliance Guide and still have a question regarding what should be provided? Our Discipline Lead Person (DLP) is here to help. DLPs are educators, experienced NAACLS reviewers and committee members. Their role as a DLP is to assist Program Directors with standard related questions that may arise during the accreditation process.

Program Coordinator: Want to know how to start an Accredited program? Curious when your self-study is due? Program Coordinators are part of the NAACLS staff and can assist you with any NAACLS policy or procedure inquiry.


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