Lab Technician

Nai Zindagi

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PKR. 60,000 - 70,000/Month

ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES

Verification of PLHIV clients through NZMIS data for viral load testing.
Collection of Blood samples of PLHIV clients and proceeding sample for testing.
Performing Viral Load Testing using Portable Cepheid GeneXpert by ensuring quality control procedures.
Managing Viral Load Data (including Daily Sheets) in compliance with confidentiality protocols.
Perform activities as per required assigned targets to ensure adherence.
Will be responsible for safe keeping of stock available and proper record keeping.
Maintenance of adequate stock levels and ensures timely replenishment of stock consumption.
Safe handling and ensuring maintenance of Lab Instruments.
Ensure Biosafety Protocols and safe waste disposal.
Willing and ability to travel extensively.
Work in close association with SR / PR Management & will report to the Portable Lab coordinator.

Skills

Clinical Laboratory Management Quality Assurance Communication Skills Monitoring Skills Microsoft Excel

Job Details

Industry:

N.G.O./Social Services

Functional Area:

Health & Medicine

Total Positions:

1 Post

Job Shift:

First Shift (Day)

Job Type:

Full Time/Permanent

Job Location:

Islamabad, Pakistan

Gender:

Male

Minimum Education:

Bachelors

Degree Title:

BS Medical Laboratory Technology.

Career Level:

Experienced Professional

Minimum Experience:

3 Years (Minimum 3 years of experience of working in clinical/microbiology laboratory, Experience in Program management, monitoring and evaluation or related field in development programs; Global Fund, EU, USAID or other donor, or NGO preferred.)

Apply Before:

Nov 01, 2024

Posting Date:

Oct 08, 2024

Nai Zindagi

N.G.O./Social Services · 51-100 employees - Islamabad

Since 1990 Nai Zindagi has been working with disfranchised groups of people affected by the use of drugs and associated harms to help them move from margins of society to center stage. Often people affected by poverty, social injustice, criminalization and stigma use drugs to cope with the harsh realities of life they are confronted with every day. Increasingly larger numbers of people now inject drugs and share syringes/needles resulting in sporadic epidemics of HIV/AIDS in different cities of the country. We believe in reaching out to the affected and often hidden communities and engaging them actively in developing strategies and programs that best meet their needs and are appropriate to their environment. We would encourage you to explore our web site to know more about the nature of our work and how you can help us reach out and support more people.