Laboratory Technician Microbiology

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The main responsibilities of the Laboratory Technician in Microbiology are sample and QC set up, running instrumentation for organism identification and sensitivity testing. Also responsible for laboratory house-keeping, stock and assisting Medical Scientists performing a variety of tasks. Use the Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) to process and record data. Follow departmental SOPs, maintain training records, and complete daily tasks to ensure timely delivery of patient results. Perform routine specimen preparation (“put-up”) and assist with validation of new methods, kits, and equipment. Manage reagents and consumable stock levels, perform internal quality control, and maintain logbooks. Store samples pre- and post-analysis and ensure waste is disposed of according to SOPs.…

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