1. Relates fundamental theoretical knowledge in biology, chemistry, biochemistry, microbiology, and hematology to laboratory practices.
2. Explains the principles of devices, equipment, reagents, and measurement techniques used in laboratory analyses and applies them correctly.
3. Selects appropriate methods for specimen acceptance, preparation, analysis, and reporting; evaluates test results and ensures their accuracy.
4. Applies quality control principles in laboratory services; works in accordance with biosafety, sterilization, waste management, and occupational health and safety regulations.
5. Effectively uses laboratory information systems, automation, and digital recording tools; accurately records, archives, and shares data.
6. Communicates effectively with laboratory staff, physicians, and other healthcare professionals; takes an active role in teamwork.
7. Acts in accordance with patient rights, professional ethics, and relevant legislation; recognizes errors or risk situations and takes necessary precautions.
8. Follows scientific and technological advancements; continuously improves professional knowledge and skills and adopts a lifelong learning approach.
Last updated: 26 October 2026