Medical Simulation Lab Assistant
Job Summary
We are seeking a dedicated Medical Simulation Laboratory Assistant to join a public healthcare organisation. The role involves hands-on support for clinical workshops, anatomy education, and research within a specialized training environment. You will be responsible for equipment setup, specimen handling, and maintaining laboratory operations to ensure training sessions run smoothly.
Responsibilities
- Prepare laboratories for training and workshops
- Handle and prepare donated human specimens
- Maintain inventory and laboratory supplies
- Support clinical workshops and training sessions
- Ensure laboratory safety and hygiene standards
Required Skills
- Basic computer literacy (Word, Excel)
- Comfort working with human specimens
- Good organizational and administrative skills
- Ability to follow safety procedures
- Basic human anatomy knowledge
Job Details
JOB SCOPE:
- Prepare the training laboratory before practical classes, workshops and medical training sessions.
- Set up equipment, training materials and specimens needed for each session.
- Assist with the handling and preparation of donated human specimens used for medical education and training (training will be provided).
- Provide on-site support during workshops and practical training to ensure sessions run smoothly.
- Assist with taking X-ray images of specimens when required.
- Keep track of laboratory supplies, equipment and inventory, and arrange for replenishment when needed.
- Coordinate with internal teams and external vendors for laboratory operations and deliveries.
- Ensure the laboratory is clean, organised and maintained according to safety and hygiene standards.
- Support the administration of body donation and tissue bank programmes.
- Carry out general administrative and operational duties to support the day-to-day running of the laboratory.
REQUIREMENTS:
- Minimum secondary school education.
- Basic computer skills (e.g. Microsoft Word, Excel and email).
- Comfortable working with donated human specimens used for medical training.
- Experience in a laboratory or healthcare environment is an advantage, but not required.
- Knowledge of basic human anatomy will be a bonus.
- Willing to work occasional weekends or after office hours when supporting training workshops.
- Responsible, hands-on and able to follow safety procedures carefully.