Nagasako Tetsuro, Kawashima Tohru, Takada Tetsuya
Japanese Association of Medical Technologists (JAMT), Ohta-ku, Tokyo 143-0016, Japan.
Rinsho Byori. 2012 Jun;60(6):576-8.
The recognition mechanism is composed of seven groups that conduct qualifying examinations within each region. The average pass rate in three qualifying examination areas conducted by JAMT is 77.2%. It is necessary to integrate similar qualifying examinations in the future and the new "Integrated management technologist system" has a key role from the aspect of personnel training. Requirements for the integrated management inspection technologist are as follows: 1) Person who obtains many positive evaluations; 2) Excellent personality; 3) Person with a sense of justice; 4) Person with resolution-making abilities and decision; 5) Person who can see the heart of an issue; 6) Person who has the potential to become a leader; 7) Person with crisis-management ability. Also, selected personnel are expected to become leaders not only in their field of expertise but also within their hospital and JAMT management.