Medical Laboratory Technician courses in New South Wales

A Pathology Assistant prepares and tests samples in medical labs, working independently or in teams, ensuring accurate results using specialist equipment.

A Pathology Collector collects and labels bodily specimens from patients, ensuring accurate paperwork and specimen handling for lab testing.

A Phlebotomist collects blood samples, prepares them for testing, and must possess excellent interpersonal skills and attention to detail.

A Laboratory Attendant performs various tasks in medical or research labs, assisting staff, collecting samples, and preparing reports while ensuring safety and accuracy.

A Laboratory Technician operates specialist equipment in medical or research labs, conducting tests and assisting with research while ensuring accuracy and safety.

A Laboratory Supervisor manages lab operations, ensures procedures are followed, meets targets, and oversees staff while maintaining safety and accuracy.

A Senior Technical Officer coordinates lab research, ensures safety and correct procedures, leads staff, and presents accurate testing results.

A Cardiac Technologist operates imaging equipment, performs stress tests, analyses ECGs, and supports cardiologists, ensuring patient care.

Biomedical Technicians ensure the safe and efficient operation of medical equipment in healthcare settings by performing maintenance, repairs, and technical support.