Preparation of specimens using microbiology media, stains and reagents for local testing, or transport to referral laboratories. We are seeking an adaptable and proactive team member to provide assistance to scientific and technical staff within the Queensland Mycobacterium Reference Laboratory, Microbiology Division. Rostered shifts include day shift may include weekend shifts as required.
Key competencies (role specific criteria)
You will be assessed on your ability to demonstrate the following:
- Demonstrated ability to provide assistance to scientific and technical staff within the laboratory.
- Demonstrated ability to work conscientiously and accurately with mínimal local supervision.
- Demonstrated interpersonal skills and ability to work cooperatively as a member of a team.
- Demonstrated ability to follow written instructions, including laboratory manuals and basic maintenance procedures on laboratory equipment.
- A commitment to the maintenance of high professional standards and a demonstrated commitment to the principles of quality management and continuous quality improvement.
- Knowledge of, or ability to acquire knowledge of, procedure, policies and regulations which impact on the position, in particular the Queensland Health Code of Conduct, and a knowledge of contemporary human resource management issues such as workplace health and safety, equal employment opportunity and anti-discrimination.
Qualifications, registrations and other requirements
- While not mandatory, a relevant qualification would be well regarded, e.g. appropriate TAFE qualification such as Certificate in Laboratory Techniques, or equivalent.
- Please detail any visa conditions you may have if you are not a permanent resident of Australia.
- We understand that some people may require adjustments to the workplace or the way the work is performed. All applicants are encouraged to advise the panel of any support or reasonable adjustments (i.e. building access, wheelchair access, interpreting services etc.) that may be required.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia License.