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Hire a Hawaii-Licensed Lab Director & Licensed Lab Personnel

Directors and staff who meet both Hawaii and CLIA rules.

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Short answer: Hawaii labs need leadership licensed by the state: a clinical laboratory director licensed under HAR 11-110.1 who also meets CLIA Subpart M, plus licensed medical technologists, specialists, cytotechnologists, or MLTs for non-waived testing. Per BLS OEWS (May 2024), Hawaii clinical lab technologists and technicians earn a median $62,180 and mean $70,030. We place qualified directors, technical consultants, and staff.
Hawaii personnel license (HAR 11-110.1-23)Typical CLIA role
Clinical laboratory directorLaboratory director
Medical technologist (clinical laboratory scientist)Testing personnel, supervisor, technical consultant
Clinical laboratory specialistSpecialty testing / supervision
CytotechnologistCytology
Medical laboratory technicianTesting personnel

Licenses are issued by the DOH State Laboratories Division (licensing page), decided within 60 days of a complete application, and expire January 31 of each odd-numbered year.

BLS OEWS May 2024 — Hawaii clinical laboratory technologists & techniciansAnnual
Median$62,180
Mean$70,030
10th percentile$41,980
90th percentile$101,900
Employment1,260

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS, Hawaii. Director and consultant roles typically pay above bench ranges.

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Can a mainland director serve a Hawaii lab?

Only with a Hawaii clinical laboratory director license and CLIA qualifications.

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Last reviewed: November 2026. Sound Lab Consultants is an independent consulting firm and is not affiliated with the Hawaii Department of Health, CMS, CDC, FDA, CAP, COLA, or The Joint Commission. Regulatory summaries are educational; confirm requirements with the agency.