Microbiology supervisor vs quality control microbiologist

Differences between microbiology supervisor and quality control microbiologist duties and responsibilities

Microbiology supervisor example responsibilities.

• Manage staff and conduct QA for the department.
• Manage 2 clean rooms compliant to ISO 14644, and 25 control environments.
• Lead implementation team for Vitek microbial identification system.
• Inventory control and OSHA compliance.
• Initiate & find out root cause for any OOS on microbiological aspects.
• Use GLP to assure the highest form of quality and reliable test data
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Quality control microbiologist example responsibilities.

• Job duties begin in a general microbiology/ infectious disease laboratory focuse on cultivating and managing infectious strains of microbes.
• Serve as GLP trainer for program staff resulting in reduce OOS occurrences due to technician error.
• Provide quantitative and qualitative testing of pharmaceutical and medical device products in a GMP and ISO 17025 regulate environment.
• Initiate non-conformance investigations to document and track product/manufacturing/laboratory OOS, RCI and CAPA issues.
• Perform microbiological testing of raw materials and finish products utilizing filtration and pour plate bioburden testing per USP methods.
• Teach procedures and the LIMS software to new employees.
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