Microbiology Technician

As a Microbiology Technician, you will assist scientists in a laboratory setting, focusing on the study of microorganisms like bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Your main responsibilities will include conducting various tests and experiments to identify, isolate, and study microorganisms, maintaining and operating specialized laboratory equipment, analyzing test results, preparing reports, and summarizing findings, assisting with quality control procedures, adhering to safety protocols and regulations, and preparing samples for analysis. Key Responsibilities: - Conducting various tests and experiments to identify, isolate, and study microorganisms. - Maintaining and operating specialized laboratory equipment, such as microscopes and incubators. - Analyzing test results, preparing reports, and summarizing findings. - Assisting with quality control procedures to ensure the accuracy and reliability of laboratory tests. - Adhering to safety protocols and regulations when working with microorganisms. - Preparing samples for analysis, including collecting, processing, and preparing them for testing. Qualifications Required: - Bachelor's degree in B.Sc Chemistry, Botany, or Zoology, or Master's degree in Medical Microbiology. - Proficiency in laboratory techniques, including microscopy, culturing, and testing. - Ability to analyze data, interpret results, and identify discrepancies. - Effective communication skills to interact with scientists, technicians, and other staff. - Strong organizational skills to maintain laboratory records and equipment. In summary, as a Microbiology Technician, you play a vital role in the laboratory team, contributing to research, quality control, or diagnostic efforts.,