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lab supervisor
- Supervised analytical, instrumental analysis, and pharmacology labs
- I was in charge of pre-lab preparations for the needed materials and chemicals for analytical chemistry lab
- Dealt with animals for pharmacology lab
- Good knowledge of instruments used for instrumental analysis lab as spectrophotometer, polarimetry, potentiometer …etc.
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lab supervisor/medical assistant
- Perform venipunture
- Schedule patients and checkout patients
- Supervise new employees
- Prepare specimens for transport
- Prepare staff schedules
- Organize monthly staff meetings
- Check patients vital signs
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lab supervisor
- To ensure effective Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) in chemical lab and Near Infa Red (NIR) Lab, do internal audit monthly
- To take responsibility to manage chemical lab and NIR lab to provide reliable analysis result on time
- To write documents (SOP, IOP) for new procedures or new equipment, and deploy them work effective, To train and develop chemical analyst, manage the technician training and development needs
- To select, organize and follow up analysis performed by subcontracted lab
- Monitor the accuracy of NIR prediction, validate and calibrate in time
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