Pascal Liango Kanda

Performing tests: Conduct a wide range of tests on bodily fluids, tissues, and other samples to identify diseases, measure chemical components, or check for abnormalities.

Quality control: Establish and monitor quality assurance programs, perform calibrations, and ensure the accuracy and reliability of all lab procedures and results.

Equipment management: Operate, maintain, and troubleshoot sophisticated laboratory equipment, including microscopes and cell counters.

Data analysis and interpretation: Analyze test results and interpret findings to provide crucial information to physicians and other healthcare professionals.

Specimen handling: Collect, prepare, and process patient specimens while verifying that the samples match the patient data.

Record keeping: Maintain accurate and complete records of all tests performed, results, and quality control activities.

Collaboration: Work with physicians and other healthcare staff to determine which tests to perform and to discuss the implications of test results.

Adherence to standards: Follow established laboratory protocols and safety regulations, such as CLIA, HIPAA, and OSHA.