Clinical Lab Technician — Fast, Accurate Diagnostics

Siloam Hospitals Group; Jakarta Pusat; On-site; IDR 60,000,000 - 90,000,000; Full time

Job summary

Siloam Hospitals Group in Jakarta Central is seeking a Lab Analyst to perform hematology, chemistry, serology, urine, feces and body fluid tests in accordance with SOPs. You will handle data entry, ensure timely reporting, and support doctors with accurate results.

Experience in a clinical laboratory is preferred; a D3 in Lab Analysis is required. Strong analytical skills, attention to quality and safety, and good communication with healthcare teams are essential.

Qualifications

• Perform laboratory examinations in hematology, chemistry, serology, urine, feces and body fluids per SOPs to support diagnosis.
• Enter data and release results into the system to ensure complete and timely data.
• Prioritize reporting of critical results to doctors/nurses promptly.
• Record maintenance and preventive checks of laboratory equipment.

Responsibilities

• Perform laboratory examinations according to predetermined SOPs and services standards.
• Data entry and release of test results on request to ensure availability of complete data.
• Prioritize reporting of critical results to clinicians for timely decision-making.
• Record usage and arrange storage of results to maintain accessibility for doctors and patients.
• Procure/receive/review reagents to ensure smooth service continuity.
• Collect data and prepare reports on operational activities.

Skills

Lab testing

Equipment operation

Result analysis

Troubleshooting

Communication

Education

D3 Lab Analyst

Job description

Siloam Hospitals Group in Jakarta Central is seeking a Lab Analyst to perform hematology, chemistry, serology, urine, feces and body fluid tests in accordance with SOPs. You will handle data entry, ensure timely reporting, and support doctors with accurate results.

Experience in a clinical laboratory is preferred; a D3 in Lab Analysis is required. Strong analytical skills, attention to quality and safety, and good communication with healthcare teams are essential.