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• Assist the doctor by testing body fluids of the patients
• Evaluate samples of blood, urine, tissue culture, etc., for infections
• Operate different types of equipment and machines to obtain accurate data
• Calibrate and analyse reports of the patients
• Discuss the results drawn with the doctor to help the patient with the right treatment
• Handle a large number of diverse samples with precision and care
• Explain the procedure of testing to the staff members
• Supervise the maintenance of the laboratory with proper sanitation
• Perform duties in line with the ethical standards

Career Pros Details

• Job opportunity: Job opportunities are stable and on the rise. With higher education and knowledge, you will get the opportunity to get into supervisory roles or more advanced medical lab positions.
• Make a Difference: You can make a difference in people's lives. The work that a lab technician does, leads to someone's life being saved. You know that your job is important, and it gives a sense of satisfaction.

Career Cons Details

• Hectic work: The work can be difficult and hectic. The majority of your day will be spent on your feet walking around in the lab. You might not get time to relax because your lab is filled with work that needs to be done.
• Monotonous Work: You might feel bored with your job, as the nature of the work would be the same

• Independence.
• Meticulous attention to detail.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• Good teamwork skills.
• Analytical skills.
• Time management.
• Integrity and a professional attitude.
• Aptitude for mathematics and science and a keen interest in scientific work.
• Ability to do detailed work and maintain a high level of accuracy.
• Good colour and form perception (to study blood cells, etc.)
• Good communication and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to adapt easily and quickly to change.
• Enjoy taking a methodical approach to their work, analyzing results, establishing procedures, and using computers and specialized instruments for accurate and precise testing.