Performing Tests and Experiments: Conduct laboratory tests and experiments according to established procedures and protocols. This may include chemical analyses, microbiological tests, biological assays, and physical measurements. Sample Collection and Preparation: Collect samples from patients, research subjects, or production processes as required for testing. Prepare samples for analysis by labeling, cataloging, and processing them according to specific requirements. Operating Laboratory Equipment: Operate and maintain laboratory equipment and instruments used for testing and analysis. This may include microscopes, spectrophotometers, centrifuges, chromatography systems, and automated analyzers. Data Recording and Analysis: Record and document test results, observations, and experimental data accurately and comprehensively. Analyze data using statistical and computational methods to draw conclusions and make recommendations. Quality Control and Assurance: Ensure the accuracy, precision, and reliability of laboratory tests by following quality control procedures and standards. Perform calibration, validation, and maintenance of equipment to uphold quality standards. Compliance and Safety: Adhere to laboratory safety protocols, including handling hazardous materials, wearing personal protective equipment (PPE), and following chemical hygiene and biohazard procedures. Maintain compliance with regulatory requirements, such as Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) and accreditation standards. Inventory Management: Manage laboratory supplies, reagents, and consumables by monitoring inventory levels, ordering supplies, and maintaining stock records. Ensure adequate supply availability to support ongoing laboratory operations. Documentation and Reporting: Prepare reports, summaries, and documentation of laboratory findings, test results, and experimental procedures. Present findings to supervisors, researchers, or clients in written or oral formats as required. Collaboration and Communication: Collaborate with other laboratory staff, researchers, and healthcare professionals to coordinate testing activities and share information. Communicate effectively with colleagues and stakeholders to ensure clarity and alignment in laboratory operations. Continuous Learning and Development: Stay updated on advances in laboratory techniques, methodologies, and technologies through ongoing training, professional development, and participation in scientific conferences or workshops.