Job highlights

- Experience in microbiological sample handling, culture media preparation, and antimicrobial susceptibility testing

- Collect and process microbiological samples, perform microbial cultures and identification, maintain lab equipment and safety protocols, and assist in routine testing

Roles and Responsibilities of a Microbiology Technician

- Collect, receive, label, and properly store microbiological samples.

- Prepare culture media, reagents, and laboratory solutions.

- Perform microbial culture and isolation using aseptic techniques.

- Conduct tests such as Gram staining, microscopy, biochemical tests, and microbial identification.

- Perform antimicrobial susceptibility testing when required.

- Operate and maintain laboratory equipment such as microscopes, incubators, autoclaves, and centrifuges.





- Follow SOPs, laboratory safety procedures, and biosafety guidelines.

- Monitor and maintain quality control of laboratory tests and media.

- Record, verify, and report test results accurately.

- Maintain proper laboratory documentation and sample traceability.

- Clean, disinfect, and sterilize laboratory work areas and equipment.

- Dispose of biological and laboratory waste according to safety procedures.

- Report equipment problems, contamination, or unusual test results to the supervisor.

- Assist microbiologists and other laboratory staff with routine testing and investigations.

📌 Microbiology Technician (Kanpur)
🏢 Paras Health
📍 Kanpur