Lab Technician

A lab technician performs diagnostic tests on patient samples, including blood, urine, and tissue. They ensure accurate analysis, maintain lab equipment, and document results. They work closely with pathologists, follow safety protocols, and assist in preparing reports for physicians to aid in patient diagnosis and treatment.

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Receptionist/ Front-office

A receptionist is responsible for managing patient inquiries, schedules appointments, and ensures smooth sample check-ins. He/ She handles data entry, assist with billing, coordinate with lab technicians, and maintain records. Ensures efficient workflow, excellent customer service, and timely communication between patients and medical staff.

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Back Office/ Data Operator

A back office professional handles administrative tasks such as data entry, managing patient records & processing test results. They ensure smooth operations by organizing paperwork, handling billing, scheduling appointments, and maintaining accurate documentation to support the lab’s day-to-day functions.

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Phlebotomist

A phlebotomist at a pathological diagnostic lab is responsible for drawing blood samples from patients for diagnostic testing. They ensure proper labeling, handle specimens carefully, and maintain hygiene standards. Phlebotomists also assist patients with the process, answer inquiries, and collaborate with lab technicians to ensure accurate test results and proper documentation.

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Marketing & Sales

A marketing and sales professional promotes the lab's services to healthcare providers and patients. They develop marketing strategies, build client relationships, and identify new business opportunities. They also manage promotional campaigns, track sales performance, and ensure the lab's services meet market demands and customer needs.

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