URGENT: Vacancy announcement

ENAT MEDIUM CLINIC

Position: Medical lab.technician/technologist

Location: Yayo town, Iluababor zone, Oromiya

Required No: 1
Salary: 10,000-14,000 (based on experience & qualification)

Job Requirements:

Diploma or Bsc Degree in Medical laboratory  and possessing professional license

Language: Afan Oromo, Amharic

Experience: 1 year and above (Bsc), 2 years and above for lab. technician

Deadline: 20/08/2017

How To Apply:
Call 0912686321
Send cv and other credentials through telegram to 0912686321/0969536385
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(Matthew 28:6)
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A medical laboratory scientist (MLS) is a healthcare professional who plays a critical role in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases by performing laboratory tests on various types of biological specimens. Within this field, there are several areas of specialization that a medical laboratory scientist may pursue. Some of these specialties include:

1. Clinical Chemistry: Focuses on analyzing bodily fluids, such as blood and urine, to measure chemical components and assess organ function.

2. Microbiology: Involves the detection and identification of microorganisms (bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites) that cause infections.

3. Hematology: Deals with the study of blood, blood-forming organs, and blood diseases, including anemia, clotting disorders, and leukemias.

4. Immunology: Focuses on the immune system and its response to pathogens, including testing for autoimmune diseases and allergies.

5. Blood Bank/Transfusion Medicine: Specializes in the collection, testing, and transfusion of blood products, ensuring compatibility and safety for patients.

6. Molecular Diagnostics: Involves the use of molecular biology techniques to diagnose diseases at the genetic level, including PCR testing and genetic sequencing.

7. Pathology: Works closely with pathologists to analyze tissue samples for disease diagnosis, including cancer.

8. Cytology: The study of individual cells from various body fluids or tissues to detect abnormalities, often used in cancer screening (e.g., Pap smears).

9. Point-of-Care Testing (POCT): Involves performing diagnostic tests at or near the site of patient care, providing rapid results for clinical decision-making.

10. Quality Assurance/Quality Control: Focuses on maintaining high standards in laboratory testing processes and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements

11. Clinical Biochemistry: A subfield of clinical chemistry that focuses on the biochemical analysis of bodily fluids to understand metabolic disorders and monitor chronic diseases.

12. Genetics: Involves the study of inherited conditions and genetic disorders, including carrier screening, prenatal testing, and cancer genetics.

13. Toxicology: Focuses on the detection and analysis of drugs, toxins, and other harmful substances in biological samples, often used in forensic investigations and substance abuse programs.

14. Histotechnology: Specializes in the preparation and examination of tissue samples for microscopic analysis, playing a crucial role in the diagnosis of diseases.

15. Phlebotomy: While often considered a separate role, some MLS professionals may specialize in phlebotomy techniques, focusing on blood collection methods and patient interaction.

16. Laboratory Management: Involves overseeing laboratory operations, including staff management, budgeting, compliance with regulations, and quality assurance programs.

17. Informatics: Combines laboratory science with information technology to improve data management, laboratory operations, and patient care through electronic health records (EHR) and laboratory information systems (LIS).

18. Public Health Laboratory Science: Focuses on disease surveillance, outbreak investigation, and environmental testing to protect community health.

19. Veterinary Laboratory Science: Involves diagnostic testing for animal health, including microbiology, pathology, and toxicology specific to veterinary medicine.

20. Research and Development: Some MLS professionals engage in research roles, developing new diagnostic tests, technologies, or methodologies to advance the field of laboratory medicine.

21. Clinical Trials and Regulatory Affairs: Involves working with pharmaceutical companies or research institutions to conduct clinical trials and ensure compliance with regulatory standards for new diagnostic tests or treatments.

22. Education and Training: Experienced MLS professionals may take on roles in academia or training programs to educate future laboratory scientists or healthcare professionals.
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23. Telemedicine and Remote Diagnostics: With advancements in technology, some MLS professionals are involved in telehealth initiatives that include remote laboratory testing and consultations.

24. Emerging Infectious Diseases: Specialists in this area focus on identifying and responding to new or re-emerging infectious diseases, often working in collaboration with public health organizations.

25. Forensic Science: Some MLS professionals may work in forensic laboratories, analyzing biological evidence from crime scenes for legal investigations.

These specializations allow medical laboratory scientists to contribute significantly to various aspects of healthcare, research, and public health, enhancing their career opportunities and impact on patient care.
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