982 Senior Lab Technician Jobs Nationwide
A lab technician may work in a medical, dental, optical or chemical facility laboratory. Lab technicians work under the supervision of a laboratory scientist. A lab technician may assist with analyzing medical specimens, making artificial teeth, grinding eyeglass lenses or mixing chemicals.
Skill Set: A lab technician will be required to understand mathematics, science and computer software. They will be required to use safety protocols when working with body fluids or chemicals. A lab technician must understand how to use laboratory equipment or machinery. They will need good eyesight, manual dexterity and a good sense of smell.
Education: Most lab technicians have at least an associate’s degree. While in college they will study biology, chemistry, physics and other subjects. A lab technician will also choose a specialty area to study. In addition, a lab technician student will gain practical experience working in laboratory settings. A lab technician may be required to be certified, licensed or registered in some geographic regions.
Career Path: A lab technician can continue their education to attain a bachelor’s degree. Some lab technicians specialize in specific areas of medical, dental or chemical science. An experienced lab technician can be promoted and receive pay raises.
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