As a Laboratory Technician, you will work independently and autonomously, providing crucial support to physicians in making diagnoses. You will conduct laboratory tests on bodily fluids and tissues for disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Working with high-tech analytical equipment and laboratory information systems is part of your daily routine. Your responsibilities will include the detection of bacteria and viruses, as well as the preparation of blood and cell donation products. Further career opportunities exist in research and academia. Reliability, a strong sense of responsibility, motivation, and resilience should be among your strengths.

They work in laboratories in the following fields:

• Hematology - Hemostaseology - Immunohematology
• Histology/Cytology
• Clinical Chemistry
• Microbiology and Serology
• Molecular biology