Microorganism Identification: Microbiology doctors identify and classify microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites using various laboratory techniques, including microscopy, culture, and molecular methods.
Infection Diagnosis: They diagnose infectious diseases by analyzing patient samples, including blood, urine, sputum, tissue, and other bodily fluids. They determine the causative agent of the infection and its susceptibility to antibiotics.
Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing (AST): Microbiology doctors perform antimicrobial susceptibility testing to determine the most effective antibiotics for treating infections. They provide guidance to clinicians on appropriate antimicrobial therapy.
Molecular Diagnostics: They use molecular techniques like polymerise chain reaction (PCR) and DNA sequencing to detect and characterize pathogens, including antibiotic resistance genes and virulence factors.
Clinical Consultation: Microbiology doctors consult with other healthcare professionals, especially infectious disease specialists and clinicians, to provide expert advice on diagnosing and managing infections, including complex or unusual cases.
Epidemiological Surveillance: They monitor and track infectious disease trends within a healthcare facility or community. This involves identifying outbreaks, implementing infection control measures, and reporting to public health authorities when necessary.
Quality Control and Assurance: Microbiology doctors ensure the accuracy and reliability of laboratory tests by implementing quality control measures, maintaining sterile conditions, and adhering to laboratory safety protocols.
Research and Development: They may engage in research to advance knowledge in the field of microbiology, develop new diagnostic tests, and contribute to the development of vaccines and treatments for infectious diseases.
Teaching and Training: Many microbiology doctors are involved in educating medical students, residents, and laboratory staff. They may also provide training on infection control practices to healthcare workers.
Laboratory Management: Microbiology doctors may be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the microbiology laboratory, including staffing, budgeting, equipment maintenance, and inventory management.
Emerging Pathogens: They stay updated on emerging pathogens and infectious disease outbreaks, such as novel viruses, and contribute to the development of diagnostic assays and control strategies.
Ethical and Regulatory Compliance: Microbiology doctors ensure compliance with ethical standards, patient confidentiality regulations, and laboratory accreditation requirements.
Reporting and Documentation: They maintain accurate and detailed records of laboratory results, including patient data, test methods, and interpretations. They communicate results to clinicians in a timely manner.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration: They collaborate with other laboratory professionals, pathologists, epidemiologists, pharmacists, and infection control teams to provide comprehensive patient care.Role & responsibilities
Desired Candidate Profile:
- MD Microbiology OR DNB Microbiology.
- Expertise in Microbiology, Serology, and Medical Microbiology.
- Commitment to quality and accuracy in diagnostic services.
- Strong organizational and management abilities.
Interested candidates kindly share your resume at hrsupport.hyd@manipaltrutest.in
You can also connect on Mobile No. : 9100995406 through WhatsApp text message only.
Note: Please do not apply if your profile is not matching with Job Description.
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