Skills by Occupation

clinical cytology microscopic techniques maintain medical laboratory equipment medical informatics follow clinical guidelines recognize cytologic abnormalities ensure public safety and security fine-needle aspiration chemistry follow control of substances hazardous to health procedures operate microscope label medical laboratory samples biosafety in biomedical laboratory accept own accountability apply safety procedures in laboratory infection control apply good clinical practices check the received biological samples manage infection control in the facility sterilization techniques work in multidisciplinary health teams apply health sciences examine cell specimens microscopically comply with quality standards related to healthcare practice provide test results to medical staff professional documentation in health care assist in the production of laboratory documentation communicate effectively in healthcare hygiene in a health care setting comply with legislation related to health care cervical screening apply context specific clinical competences health care legislation cytopathology

observe confidentiality pedagogy biostatistics conduct health related research medical genetics deal with emergency care situations coordinate the procurement of organs for transplantation medical terminology work in a multicultural environment in health care employ foreign languages in care interact with healthcare users transplantation