Clinical Lab Technologist: Diagnostic Testing & Quality

National University Hospital; Singapore; On-site; SGD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

National University Hospital is seeking a Laboratory Technician to perform diagnostic procedures and support quality laboratory service. You will receive specimens, operate the Laboratory Information System, perform waived and moderate complexity tests, and maintain instrument readiness.

You will collaborate with colleagues, participate in training, ensure compliance with CAP and Singapore regulatory standards, and contribute to safe, accurate reporting of results.

Qualifications

• Diploma in Medical Laboratory Science (required).
• Preferably 1-2 years clinical laboratory experience.
• Good laboratory skills and reliability.
• Good communication and customer-service orientation.
• Familiarity with basic computer systems and health standards.

Responsibilities

• Receive laboratory specimens and reject unsuitable ones.
• Operate the Laboratory Information System for results and orders.
• Perform waived and moderate complexity tests per protocols.
• Maintain instrument readiness and report critical values.
• Handle queries from customers and collaborate with staff.
• Participate in training and keep up with new methods and safety rules.
• Ensure compliance with CAP and local regulatory requirements.

Skills

Clinical laboratory experience

Good lab skills

Health awareness

Color vision OK

Basic computer skills

Initiative

Communication skills

Interpersonal skills

Customer service focus

NUHS core values

Education

Diploma in Medical Laboratory Science

Job description

National University Hospital is seeking a Laboratory Technician to perform diagnostic procedures and support quality laboratory service. You will receive specimens, operate the Laboratory Information System, perform waived and moderate complexity tests, and maintain instrument readiness.

You will collaborate with colleagues, participate in training, ensure compliance with CAP and Singapore regulatory standards, and contribute to safe, accurate reporting of results.