Deirdre O'neill
About Deirdre O'neill
Deirdre O'Neill serves as the IT Director of Laboratory Informatics at NMS Labs, where she has worked since 2010. She holds multiple degrees and certifications, including a Master Certificate in Information Technology Project Management and a Six Sigma Green Belt, and possesses over 25 years of experience in integrating IT with laboratory operations.
Work at NMS Labs
Deirdre O'Neill has served as the IT Director of Laboratory Informatics at NMS Labs since 2010. In this role, she oversees the integration of information technology within laboratory operations, focusing on enhancing efficiency and accuracy. Her leadership spans various laboratory environments, including clinical, crime, and forensic labs. O'Neill's tenure at NMS Labs reflects her commitment to advancing laboratory informatics and improving healthcare outcomes through technology.
Education and Expertise
Deirdre O'Neill holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Clinical Laboratory Sciences from Jefferson Health. She has also earned Master Certificates in Information Technology Project Management and Business Analysis from Villanova University. Her educational background equips her with a robust understanding of both technical and analytical aspects of laboratory operations. Additionally, she possesses a Six Sigma Green Belt, demonstrating her proficiency in process improvement methodologies.
Background
With over 25 years of experience in integrating information technology with laboratory operations, Deirdre O'Neill has developed a comprehensive skill set. She has specialized knowledge in interfacing HL7 and Instrument-LIMS systems, which is crucial for effective data management in laboratory settings. O'Neill's background includes extensive experience in regulatory compliance, adhering to standards such as CAP, HIPAA, ISO-15189, ISO-17025, ASCLD-LAB, and CLIA.
Achievements
Deirdre O'Neill has demonstrated a strong focus on transforming healthcare outcomes through technology. Her expertise in laboratory coding, including CPT and LOINC, further enhances her ability to manage laboratory operations effectively. O'Neill's contributions to laboratory informatics have positioned her as a knowledgeable leader in the field, capable of navigating complex regulatory environments while implementing innovative solutions.