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Prepares bacterial samples, runs laboratory tests and records results for health or research work.
Bacteriology technicians support laboratory research and testing of bacteria by preparing samples, using laboratory equipment and collecting experimental data.
In job descriptions, look for microbiology, bacteriology, laboratory tests, sample labelling, safety procedures, equipment calibration, data analysis, technical reports and laboratory stock.
Work takes place in laboratories where bacteria are sampled, cultured, tested and documented. The technician prepares materials, uses and calibrates equipment, follows safety routines, records experimental data and keeps stocks ready for research or testing.
Useful strengths include microbiology, laboratory techniques, sample labelling, equipment calibration, data analysis, technical reports and safe handling of biological material. Some posts connect bacteriology with cell cultures, communicable diseases, immunology or pharmaceutical settings.
Pay is shaped by laboratory type, responsibility for tests and documentation, safety procedures, inventory control, shift patterns and whether the role supports research, clinical trials or manufacturing quality work.
Experience can lead toward senior laboratory technician work, microbiology specialization, quality assurance, research support, laboratory inventory coordination, clinical trial support or further study in life sciences.
Check whether the vacancy focuses on research experiments, routine testing or production support. Look for sample types, safety level, reporting systems, equipment named, stock duties and who reviews laboratory results.
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29-2011.02
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Open in O*NET29-2012.00
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Open in O*NET19-4021.00
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Open in O*NET29-2011.00
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scientific laboratory technician (3141.2)
| ESCO URI | http://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/f3b99acc-b212-45cf-bb4f-7b83cc6f0d71 |
|---|---|
| ESCO code | 3141.2.1 |
| ISCO group | 3141 |
| Concept type | Occupation |