Duties and Responsibilities.•Perform a variety of tests on body fluid and tissue samples. Types of tests include analyzing blood and urine and identifying organisms from the body.•Utilize equipment that ranges from simple to complex.•Utilize sophisticated laboratory equipment to look for bacteria, parasites and other microorganisms•Analyze the chemical content of fluids•Matching blood for transfusions•Testing for drug levels in the blood to show how a patient is responding to treatment•Phlebotomy may be required•Confer with patient to obtain information for laboratory records, explain procedures, allay fears and elicit cooperation.•Utilize standard procedures t the maintenance of positive patient identification, record appropriate collection information of proper requisitions.•Prepare, process, label and store patient specimens and samples according to facility procedures using standard techniques and equipment.•Performs all duties promptly in a competent and caring manner•Maintain good working relations and communication among patients/residents and all healthcare personnel•Present a neat appearance and dress in compliance with the client facilities’ policies•While on assignment, the Medical Laboratory Technician is responsible and accountable to their assigned patients and to the client institution.

Theatre Care Nursing, Paediatrics and A&E.Communicating with doctors, patients, other departments and co-workers about patient care, locating and sharing resources and organising of patient care.Specialist equipment includes: anaesthetic machine, intubation equipment, patient care record on computer, handling surgical/anaesthetic instruments, medications.Promoted health care for both patients and their families, dissemination of information to support groups.Developed knowledge, skills and expertise in nursing the critically ill.Experienced in musculoskeletal injuries and pain management.Expert in moving and handling. Diabetic care experience: planning, implementing and evaluating care whilst utilising. available resources such as the diabetes specialist nurse.

Theatre Care Nursing, Paediatrics and A&E.Communicating with doctors, patients, other departments and co-workers about patient care, locating and sharing resources and organising of patient care.Specialist equipment includes: anaesthetic machine, intubation equipment, patient care record on computer, handling surgical/anaesthetic instruments, medications.Promoted health care for both patients and their families, dissemination of information to support groups.Developed knowledge, skills and expertise in nursing the critically ill.