Biochemist Surulere

Clinical biochemists carry out complex analytical work. They analyse and interpret data relating to patients' samples to assist with the investigation, diagnosis and treatment of diseases.
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rnClinical biochemists work with other heath professionals, such as biomedical scientists, to detect changes in the complex biochemistry of body fluids, for example, increases in glucose levels in diabetes mellitus.
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rnThey develop and implement new techniques, interpret results and liaise with and advise clinical staff. They are responsible for the evaluation and quality assessment of diagnostic tests and play a role in developing and managing hospital and community analytical services.
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rnDuties/Responsibilities
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rnauditing the use and diagnostic performance of tests, as part of national and international quality assurance programmes;
rnidentifying the cause of and resolving any poor analytical performance problems;
rnperforming clinical validation: checking abnormal results identified by automated analysers and deciding if further tests are necessary;
rncarrying out complex biochemical analyses on specimens of body fluids and tissues, using spectrophotometry, mass spectroscopy, high performance chromatography, electrophoresis, immunoassay and, increasingly, molecular biological techniques;
rnwriting reports, submitting funding bids and conducting research with clinical staff;
rnliaising with clinical and technical staff, and contacting patients;
rntraining staff, reviewing the need for staff training, supervising MSc students, and giving lectures to medical undergraduates;
rnsearching scientific literature for evidence of specificity and sensitivity of a diagnostic test;
rnattending and contributing to local and national scientific meetings and conferences;
rnmanaging a clinical biochemical laboratory as career progresses.
rndevising and conducting basic or applied research;
rnplanning and organising work in clinical biochemistry laboratories, much of which is automated and computer assisted;
rnDuties/Responsibilities
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rnauditing the use and diagnostic performance of tests, as part of national and international quality assurance programmes;
rnidentifying the cause of and resolving any poor analytical performance problems;
rnperforming clinical validation: checking abnormal results identified by automated analysers and deciding if further tests are necessary;
rncarrying out complex biochemical analyses on specimens of body fluids and tissues, using spectrophotometry, mass spectroscopy, high performance chromatography, electrophoresis, immunoassay and, increasingly, molecular biological techniques;
rnwriting reports, submitting funding bids and conducting research with clinical staff;
rnliaising with clinical and technical staff, and contacting patients;
rntraining staff, reviewing the need for staff training, supervising MSc students, and giving lectures to medical undergraduates;
rnsearching scientific literature for evidence of specificity and sensitivity of a diagnostic test;
rnattending and contributing to local and national scientific meetings and conferences;
rnmanaging a clinical biochemical laboratory as career progresses.
rndevising and conducting basic or applied research;
rnplanning and organising work in clinical biochemistry laboratories, much of which is automated and computer assisted;
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rnApplicant must have at least 5 and above years of experience in these field of specialization.
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rn REQUIREMENTS: All applicants should have a minimum of B.sc and other related discipline such as Master of Science (MSc)/MBA degree of this vacant and professional certification is an added advantage.
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rnMODE OF APPLICATION: All qualified and interested applicants should forward a comprehensive resume to the comment box provided or to this email address cv.tabozconsult @outlook.com or tabozconsult @ gmail.com
rnOnly qualified applicants will be reached through their contact. job vacancy. Lagos residence only.
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