1. Obtained technical secondary school education in clinical medical laboratory, and was employed as a clinical medical laboratory technician for 5 years. Obtained a college degree in clinical medical laboratory, and has been engaged in this professional and technical work for 3 years. Obtained a bachelor's degree or a master's degree in clinical medical laboratory, and engaged in technical work in this major for 1 year.
2. The inspectors are mainly engaged in the technical clinical application of laboratory medicine, such as the operation of laboratory technology, quality control, instrument calibration and specimen maintenance.
The duties of inspectors are as follows:
1. Inspectors need to accurately detect and analyze various specimens in order to provide reliable diagnostic basis for clinicians. Inspectors need to master various inspection techniques and operating procedures to ensure the accuracy of inspection results. At the same time, it is necessary to carefully interpret the test results so that clinicians can correctly understand the test data and formulate the best treatment plan for patients.
2. Inspectors also need to control the quality of the laboratory. The quality control of the laboratory is the key link to ensure the accuracy of the test results. Testers need to calibrate and maintain the instruments and equipment of the laboratory regularly to ensure that the working environment of the laboratory meets the standard requirements. It is also necessary to regularly carry out quality control analysis on the test results in order to find and solve potential quality problems in time.
3. Inspectors also need to maintain good communication and cooperation with clinicians. Clinicians need to inform the examiner of the patient's condition and diagnosis and treatment needs in time, so that the examiner can make the best examination plan according to the patient's specific situation. The examiner also needs to feed back the examination results to the clinician in time, so that the doctor can adjust the treatment plan in time and ensure the diagnosis and treatment effect of the patient.
As an important part of the medical system, inspectors have great responsibilities. They need to constantly improve their professional quality and technical level to ensure accurate and timely examination and diagnosis services for patients. At the same time, it is necessary to maintain good communication and cooperation with clinicians to protect the health of patients.