Performing routine and specialized laboratory tests accurately and efficiently.

Analyzing blood, tissue, and other bodily fluid samples to aid in diagnosis.

Maintaining and calibrating laboratory equipment to ensure accurate results.

Following strict quality control procedures to maintain lab standards.

Recording and reporting test results accurately and promptly.

Adhering to safety protocols and infection control guidelines in the lab.

Assisting pathologists and other healthcare professionals with lab procedures.

Managing and organizing lab supplies and inventory effectively.

Troubleshooting equipment malfunctions and performing minor repairs.

Participating in continuing education to stay updated with new techniques.

Ensuring proper disposal of biohazardous waste materials.

Training new lab personnel on procedures and equipment usage.

Analyzing blood, urine, and tissue samples using sophisticated lab equipment for accurate diagnostic results.

Ensuring accuracy and reliability of test results through rigorous quality control procedures and equipment maintenance.

Managing and recording patient data with precision, adhering to strict confidentiality and regulatory standards.

Operating and maintaining laboratory equipment, troubleshooting issues to ensure smooth lab operations.

Performing microscopic examinations of samples to identify microorganisms, cells, and other abnormalities.

Conducting chemical tests on body fluids and tissues to detect diseases or abnormalities.

Assisting in blood banking procedures, including blood typing, cross-matching, and storage.

Preparing detailed and accurate reports of laboratory findings for physicians and healthcare professionals.

Adhering to strict safety protocols and guidelines to maintain a safe laboratory environment.

Managing laboratory supplies and inventory, ensuring adequate stock levels for uninterrupted operations.

Sterilizing equipment and work areas to prevent contamination and ensure accurate test results.

Identifying and resolving technical issues with laboratory equipment and procedures.

Collect patient samples, including blood, urine, and other bodily fluids, following established procedures and safety protocols.

Perform routine and specialized laboratory tests, such as complete blood counts, blood chemistry analyses, and microbiological cultures.

Analyze test results and ensure accuracy, documenting findings and reporting any abnormal or critical values to physicians.

Maintain and calibrate laboratory equipment, troubleshooting malfunctions and performing quality control checks to ensure reliable performance.

Prepare and stain slides for microscopic examination, identifying cells, microorganisms, and other components to aid in diagnosis.

Adhere to strict quality assurance and quality control procedures to maintain the integrity of laboratory testing and ensure accurate results.

Manage and maintain laboratory inventory, ordering supplies and reagents as needed to ensure adequate stock levels.

Use laboratory information systems (LIS) to enter, track, and manage patient data and test results, ensuring confidentiality and accuracy.

Assist in the development and implementation of new laboratory procedures and protocols, staying current with advancements in laboratory medicine.

Participate in continuing education and professional development activities to maintain licensure and enhance technical skills.

Collaborate with other healthcare professionals, such as physicians and nurses, to provide comprehensive patient care and support diagnostic efforts.

Ensure compliance with all relevant regulatory requirements and accreditation standards, such as those set by NABL or other accrediting bodies.