Assistant Professor - MLT
Assistant Professor - MLT
Chandigarh University- Posted 11 hours ago
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Job Description
Core Responsibilities
- Specimen Collection and Handling: Collect, label, sort, and prepare blood, urine, tissue, and other body fluid samples while maintaining sample integrity.
- Diagnostic Testing: Perform routine and automated laboratory tests in areas such as hematology, clinical chemistry, microbiology, and immunohematology.
- Equipment Maintenance: Set up, calibrate, clean, and troubleshoot lab instruments like microscopes, cell counters, and centrifuges.
- Quality Control: Run quality control checks, follow standard operating procedures (SOPs), and ensure reliable, consistent test results.
- Data Management: Record test findings, log data into electronic health records, and communicate critical values or abnormal results to physicians.
- Safety and Compliance: Follow strict biohazard safety protocols, use personal protective equipment (PPE), and maintain patient confidentiality standards like HIPAA.
Required Qualifications and Education
- Education: Bachelor's degree (BSc / BMLT) with Master's Degree in MLT.
- Certification / Licensure: Credentials or certification from recognized bodies (such as ASCP, ICMR, or NABL depending on region) and state or local licensure if required.
- Workplace Settings: Hospitals, private diagnostic laboratories, research centers, public health agencies, and blood banks.
Key Skills
- Technical Skills: Proficiency in operating automated lab equipment and manual staining or micro-pipetting techniques.
- Attention to Detail: High precision to prevent mislabeling, contamination, or testing errors.
- Critical Thinking: Ability to evaluate test anomalies and troubleshoot equipment or sample issues.
- Communication: Clear verbal and written ability to report results to the clinical team.
More Info
Key Skills
Safety and Compliance
Diagnostic Testing
Proficiency in operating automated lab equipment
Micro-pipetting techniques
Specimen Collection and Handling
