Laboratory Technologist
Location: Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Germany, USA, UK
Type: Full Time / Relocation Available
Role Summary
Provide high-quality clinical and diagnostic care in a multicultural healthcare setting. This position is open to internationally qualified nurses and laboratory technologists aiming to pursue professional registration and permanent residency where applicable.
Key Responsibilities
Laboratory Technologists:
- Perform a variety of diagnostic laboratory tests on biological specimens such as blood, urine, and tissue samples using specialized equipment.
- Calibrate, maintain, and troubleshoot laboratory instruments to ensure accurate test results.
- Record and analyze test findings, reporting results to physicians and healthcare staff.
- Follow strict quality control, infection control, and safety protocols in the laboratory.
- Manage laboratory inventory and assist in research or clinical trials where applicable.
Qualifications
Laboratory Technologists:
- Bachelor or Diploma in Medical Laboratory Science or Medical Technology (or equivalent).
- Minimum 1-2 years laboratory experience in clinical/hospital settings.
- Current valid practice license or registration where applicable.
- Proficiency in laboratory testing, equipment calibration, and quality control.
- English language proficiency (for English-speaking countries).
- Eligibility or willingness to register with relevant professional bodies:
- Australia: AIMS registration and skills assessment
- UK: HCPC registration
- New Zealand: MSCNZ registration
- Canada: CSMLS certification
- USA: ASCPi certification
Skills & Competencies
- Strong clinical and diagnostic skills with attention to detail.
- Excellent communication and teamwork abilities.
- Ability to work in diverse, multicultural environments.
- Knowledge of international healthcare standards and regulatory compliance.
- Commitmet to continuous professional development and maintaining registration standards