Medical Technologist

Medical Technologists play a crucial role in providing information for the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases. They conduct a variety of medical laboratory tests, procedures, experiments, and analyses to analyze bodily fluids such as blood, urine, and spinal fluid. By determining the presence of normal and abnormal components, they assist in identifying potential health issues. With their expertise, they contribute to the overall healthcare system and patient care. General Responsibilities: 1. Collect and prepare blood, urine, and tissue samples for analysis. 2. Utilize microscopic techniques to study blood cells, including their numbers and morphology. 3. Conduct chemical analyses to determine normal and abnormal components of body fluids. 4. Perform blood group, type, and compatibility tests for transfusion purposes. 5. Maintain laboratory inventory levels and place orders for new supplies when necessary. 6. Prepare detailed reports documenting test results and findings. 7. Document and review tested data for accuracy and completeness. 8. Collaborate with pathologists and other medical specialists to determine correct diagnoses if cell abnormalities are discovered. 9. Adhere to safety procedures and regulations to maintain a safe and clean working environment. 10. Present test results to physicians, researchers, or patients, providing valuable insights for further medical decisions.