Analyzing blood, tissue, and other bodily fluid samples to identify diseases or abnormalities.

Performing complex diagnostic tests, such as blood typing and cross-matching for transfusions.

Operating and maintaining laboratory equipment, ensuring accurate and reliable results.

Validating and interpreting test results, ensuring accuracy and reliability for diagnosis.

Adhering to strict quality control procedures to maintain the integrity of lab results.

Collaborating with doctors and healthcare professionals to provide crucial diagnostic information.

Maintaining detailed records of tests, results, and quality control measures.

Troubleshooting equipment malfunctions and performing necessary repairs or maintenance.

Staying updated with the latest advancements in medical laboratory technology and techniques.

Ensuring compliance with safety regulations and protocols in the laboratory environment.

Examining blood, urine, and tissue samples to identify diseases and abnormalities.

Conducting tests like blood counts, urinalysis, and cultures to aid in diagnosis.

Using and maintaining sophisticated equipment such as microscopes and analyzers.

Ensuring accuracy and reliability of test results through quality control measures.

Analyzing and interpreting lab data to provide accurate diagnostic information.

Consulting with doctors to discuss test results and provide diagnostic support.

Keeping detailed and accurate records of all tests performed and results obtained.

Adhering to strict safety guidelines to prevent contamination and ensure a safe lab environment.

Identifying and resolving issues with lab equipment to minimize downtime.

Providing training and guidance to new lab personnel on procedures and equipment.

Participating in research projects to improve diagnostic techniques and lab processes.

Managing lab supplies and ensuring adequate stock levels for testing needs.