Matt Schuman

Vice President Clinical Laboratory Operations at Eurofins Viracor

Matt Schuman has a diverse work experience in the healthcare industry, with a focus on laboratory operations and management. Matt currently holds the position of Vice President of Clinical Laboratory Operations at Eurofins Viracor. Before this, they served as the Laboratory Director at St. Joseph Medical Center, overseeing laboratory services for a 300-bed hospital. Prior to that, they were the Vice President of Operations at ZNLabs Veterinary Diagnostics, where they successfully set up multiple veterinary laboratories across the US. Matt also worked as the President of NuePath, a pathology laboratory offering minority ownership for physicians. Additionally, they held managerial roles at Clinical Reference Laboratory, Abaxis Inc., Physicians Reference Laboratory, Quest Diagnostics Inc., Western Arizona Regional Medical Center, and Yuma Regional Medical Center. Throughout their career, Matt has demonstrated expertise in quality control, performance improvement, employee engagement, and business growth.

Matt Schuman's education history begins in 1982, when they graduated with a diploma from Fremont Sr High School. Matt then attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln from 1985 to 1989, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology.

In 1992, Matt enrolled at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, specializing in Medical Technology with a focus on Laboratory Sciences. Matt completed their studies in 1993.

Later on, in 2012, they pursued further education at Benedictine College, earning a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree. The field of study for their MBA is not specified.

Apart from these institutions, Matt's records also mention Maastricht University, but no further information is provided regarding their education there.

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  • Vice President Clinical Laboratory Operations

    February, 2022 - present

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