Lancet Laboratories Zimbabwe is currently seeking a skilled Medical Laboratory Scientist for the Kadoma location. If you possess the required qualifications and experience, and you are ready to contribute to the enhancement of healthcare services, we invite you to apply.
Duties and Responsibilities
-Perform diagnostic testing procedures on instrumentation, analyze results in one or more sections of a laboratory, and interact with pathologists on technical matters to provide all relevant data for the prevention, diagnosis, or treatment of diseases. -Record, verify, and amend (when required) test results to ensure the integrity of the test result database on the laboratory information system. -Oversee the maintenance and calibration of equipment used in the laboratory to ensure efficient operation and accurate results. This includes recording instrument maintenance and quality control results, as well as troubleshooting. -Assist the Heads of Department (HODs) in ensuring that incidents and instrument failures are reported by laboratory staff, ensuring compliance with relevant organizational policies and laboratory standard operating procedures. -Perform investigations into and resolution of customer complaints to maintain a positive image of the organization by clients and patients and promote the services of Lancet Clinical Laboratories.
Qualifications and Experience
-Medical Laboratory Sciences degree. -MEDICAL LABORATORY and CLINICAL SCIENTISTS COUNCIL Registration and valid practicing certificate. -Ability to handle work-related pressure. -At least one year of working experience.
How to Apply
Interested candidates are invited to submit their CV and proof of qualifications with "Medical Laboratory Scientist" as the subject no later than January 22, 2024, to [email protected].
Note: If you do not receive a response within one week of the closing date, kindly consider your application unsuccessful. Join Lancet Laboratories Zimbabwe in delivering excellence and contributing to the advancement of healthcare services.
