James Robert McNulty MMCi, MS, CT(ASCP)

About

With a robust background in clinical informatics and laboratory sciences, I hold a Master of Management in Clinical Informatics from Duke University School of Medicine and a Master of Science in Clinical Laboratory Sciences from the University of Rhode Island. Currently, My expertise extends to program development, stakeholder engagement, and serving as a subject matter expert in digital pathology. I am committed to advancing the integration of digital pathology, AI and informatics in clinical settings, leveraging my extensive experience in both laboratory and informatics domains.

Experience

• Manager of Clinical Informatics Initiatives · College of American Pathologists (CAP)08-01-2021

  Leadership and Committee Management: Served as the primary staff liaison for the Digital and Computational Pathology Committee and supported the AI and Informatics Committees. Acted as project manager for committee initiatives, coordinating across CAP teams, external organizations, and stakeholders. Organized quarterly educational webinars on digital pathology for CAP members, managing content creation and deadlines. Led the AI Ethics document initiative to guide pathologists in adopting AI and machine learning in their labs. Program Development and Execution: Directed the Histology Quality Improvement Program for Whole Slide Image Quality (HQWSI) to evaluate digital slide quality, achieving a 10–20% growth in participation per session. Developed grader training for the HQWSI program, ensuring consistent evaluation of digital images. Conducted an organization-wide needs assessment of CAP digital pathology tools, providing actionable recommendations to the Board of Governors. Strategic Planning and Stakeholder Engagement: Collaborated with CAP Advocacy on digital pathology policies and reimbursement strategies. Partnered with stakeholders to develop member surveys, gathering insights on digital pathology and AI adoption in institutions. Represented CAP in SNOMED and LOINC data standards organizations, ensuring committees stayed updated on key developments. Professional Development: Graduated from the CAP Leadership Development Program, completing a capstone project on organizational improvement. Served as a subject matter expert on digital pathology, laboratory tools, and data standards, staying informed through conferences and webinars.

• Cytotechnologist · Duke University Health System04-01-2015 – 08-01-2021

  Clinical and Diagnostic Responsibilities: Evaluated gynecological and non-gynecological specimens microscopically for cancerous changes and cellular abnormalities. Assisted clinicians during Fine Needle Aspiration (FNA) procedures to collect cellular specimens. Safety and Compliance Leadership: Served as Department Safety Officer, ensuring compliance with institutional safety standards and CAP accreditation requirements. Maintained quarterly safety reports on fire drills and injury incidents. Conducted annual safety audits and prepared for Biannual CAP inspections in collaboration with the Department Supervisor and Manager. Technology and System Support: Acted as an Epic Beaker Super User, facilitating system upgrades by testing and validating updates before Go Live. Served as a liaison between IT staff and the department, attending Super User meetings and ensuring smooth communication during system transitions.

• Cytotechnologist · Solstas Lab Partners01-01-2013 – 04-01-2015

  Clinical and Diagnostic Responsibilities: Evaluated gynecological and non-gynecological specimens microscopically for cancerous changes and cellular abnormalities. Managed the distribution and maintained workflow for non-gynecological specimens to ensure timely processing. Safety and Compliance: Conducted Monthly Laboratory Safety Audits to maintain adherence to institutional and regulatory standards.

• Cytotechnologist · Labcorp10-01-2006 – 01-01-2013

  Clinical and Diagnostic Responsibilities: Evaluated gynecological and non-gynecological specimens microscopically for cancerous changes and cellular abnormalities. Assessed specimen staining quality and maintained Quality Control (QC) logs to ensure diagnostic accuracy. Assisted clinicians during Fine Needle Aspiration (FNA) procedures by collecting cellular specimens.

Education

• Duke University School of MedicineMaster of Management in Clinical Informatics, Clinical Informatics and Innovation
• University of Rhode IslandMasters of Science, Clinical Laboratory Sciences
• East Carolina UniversityBachelor of Science, Biology

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