Medical Lab Technician is the person trained to work with the human body’s highly contagious specimens of blood, fluid, tissues and other substances that may be related to uncured diseases. An MLT needs to be always hygienic, clean and sanitized while handling equipment and performing the test to protect themselves from infectious bacteria available in blood/tissue samples, testing chemical’s fumes etc.                                                                                                                        <div>MLT assist doctors back Headedly by providing patient’s data to diagnose their reason of illness and treat them from detected disease, therefore the responsibility of confirming an accurate test report is very high, whether it’s a simple parental blood test or a complex test to uncover diseases such as diabetes, HIV-AIDS, cancer etc.</div><div>To become Medical Lab Technician one needs to have a bachelor’s degree or a diploma in Medical Lab Technology after 12+2(PCB). Microbiology, haematology, blood banking, immunology, clinical chemistry, molecular biology, cytotechnology are the specialization areas where a medical Lab technician can work. Medical Lab Technicians are mostly found in the hospitals, blood bank centres, physician’s clinic,   diagnostic laboratories, pathology centres, and health care centres.</div><div>Some of the top colleges and institutes which provide admission to B.Sc. in Medical Laboratory Technology are as follows:</div><div>Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences - (SIHS)</div><div>Baba Farid College, Bathinda</div><div>Geetanjali University, Udaipur</div><div>Khalsa College, Amritsar</div><div>Punjab University, Chandigarh</div><div>SRM University, Delhi</div><div>For reference:</div><div>https://study.com/what_does_a_medical_lab_technician_do.html</div><div>https://www.studymode.com/essays/Medical-Laboratory-Technician-Report-887241.html</div><div>https://hiring.monster.com/hr/hr-best-practices/recruiting-hiring-advice/job-descriptions/medical-laboratory-technician-job-description.aspx</div><div><br></div>

What is MLT?