ANNA SHPAK

• Sample Analysis : Testing biological samples (e.g., blood, urine) to diagnose diseases like diabetes, kidney disorders, and hormonal imbalances.
  Using automated analyzers and manual techniques to measure components such as glucose, enzymes, lipids, and proteins.
• Use of Advanced Equipment :
  Maintaining, calibrating, and troubleshooting lab equipment.
• Quality Control : Performing routine quality assurance checks on tests and equipment to ensure consistent and accurate results.
  Adhering to strict protocols to meet regulatory and accreditation standards.
• Data Analysis : Interpreting test results and correlating them with clinical findings.
  Identifying abnormal results and flagging them for review by clinicians.
• Collaboration : Working closely with pathologists and healthcare teams to support patient care.
  Communicating results in a clear and timely manner, often during critical situations.
• Routine Tasks : Processing large volumes of patient samples under time pressure while maintaining precision.
• Problem Solving : Investigating anomalies in test results or troubleshooting instrument errors.
• Continuous Learning : Keeping up with advancements in biochemistry techniques, laboratory automation, and new diagnostic methods.
• Safety and Compliance : Following strict laboratory safety protocols and handling potentially infectious materials responsibly.
• Challenges : High levels of concentration required for prolonged periods.
  Managing workload during peak periods, such as pandemics or seasonal illness surges.
  Dealing with emotional aspects, especially when test results reveal severe or terminal conditions.

• Chemical Analysis:

Performing qualitative and quantitative analysis of metals, ores, alloys, and by-products.

Use techniques such as spectroscopy, titration, and gravimetric analysis to determine chemical composition.

• Quality Control:

Monitoring the manufacturing process by regularly sampling and testing materials to ensure specifications are met.

Identifying impurities and ensure final product purity meets industry standards.

• Instrument Operation:

Calibrating and maintaining equipment to ensure accurate results.

• Data Analysis and Reporting:

Recording, analyzing, and interpreting test results to identify process deviations or inconsistencies.

Preparing detailed technical reports for production teams, engineers, and management.

• Health and Safety Compliance:

Handle hazardous chemicals and materials in accordance with safety regulations.

Ensuring compliance with environmental standards, especially with regard to waste disposal.