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Medical Laboratory Technologist (Intern/Trainee)

Job Title	Medical Laboratory Technologist (Intern/Trainee)
Employer	My Local Bobby
Adress: Country	Cyprus
Address: City	Nicosia
Work type	Flexible
Expected Salary	1164 EUR
Posting Date	Tue Jun 10 2025
End Date	Thu Jul 03 2025

Description:

We’re accepting applicants for a Medical Laboratory Technician internship — ideal for someone who values structure, precision, and a methodical approach to learning. You will be introduced to standardized laboratory protocols and trained to follow them with discipline and consistency. From blood draws to slide preparation, from centrifuge to analyzer — you’ll know each step, and why it matters. You’ll learn how to operate key lab equipment step-by-step — centrifuges, pipettes, analyzers — and understand what they do, not just how to push the buttons. You know that behind every label is a real person waiting on results, and that’s why you never cut corners. When something doesn’t look right, you won’t guess — you’ll recheck, recalibrate, and confirm before moving forward. You’ll observe proper safety protocols, understand why PPE matters, and build habits that will serve you in every lab from here on out. You’ll be encouraged to ask questions, take notes, and repeat tasks until they feel natural and precise. You’ll learn to handle human error, avoid contamination, and recover with confidence when something doesn’t go as planned. You’ll begin to understand how lab values connect to patient symptoms, how flags are reviewed, and when results need a second check.

Basic Qualifications:

• Adhere to detailed protocols to avoid cross-contamination, specimen mislabeling, or diagnostic delays.
• Collaborate with medical technologists, pathologists, and clinicians to clarify test orders, discuss abnormalities, or retest when needed.
• Verify patient information, test orders, and sample integrity before processing to avoid errors or contamination.
• Troubleshoot instrument errors or test inconsistencies and escalate complex issues to senior lab personnel or equipment vendors.
• Assist in conducting routine diagnostic tests such as complete blood counts, urinalysis, microbiology cultures, or blood typing.

Preferred:

• Able to manage multiple tests or processes simultaneously without compromising quality.
• Willing to work rotating shifts, weekends, or on-call schedules in a 24/7 lab environment.
• Capable of handling time-sensitive and high-volume workloads with precision.
• Can assist in quality control checks and recognize deviations that may affect results.
• Able to calibrate, maintain, and troubleshoot lab instruments according to schedules.

Benefits:

• We support ongoing training, CE credits, certifications, and conferences — your development is our investment.
• We celebrate zero-error shifts, fast but thorough turnaround times, and your ability to spot patterns others might miss.
• If you love structure, accuracy, and being the quiet expert behind critical answers — this role is made for you.
• Your reports help catch diseases early, guide treatment, and reassure or protect lives — and that impact is not taken lightly.
• Work in a modern, well-equipped lab where your accuracy directly supports diagnostics and patient care.

We’ll show you how to stay calm on busy days, keep your station tidy, and maintain a mindset of quiet confidence under pressure. You’ll grow at your own pace, with encouragement, feedback, and the full support of a team that remembers what it’s like to be new. You’ll contribute to internal quality control programs and help your lab stay audit-ready at all times. You’ll grow into someone who others can count on — the one who quietly makes sure nothing is missed, spilled, mislabeled, or left incomplete. You’ll help keep the lab stocked, the workflow moving, and the results accurate. You’ll bring focus, resilience, and pride to the kind of work most people never see but everyone relies on. If you’re ready to learn with heart, stay humble, and build something meaningful from the ground up — we’d love to be your first team. You’ll begin as an observer, but you’re expected to grow into a contributor — someone trusted to perform basic procedures to protocol. If you’re ready to build serious technical habits, work under strict standards, and grow in a professional medical lab setting — we’re ready to train you properly.