Immunohematology Technologist
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Last updated on 25 Dec 2025
Overview
An Immunohematology Technologist works within a specialized area of blood banking that focuses on blood group antigens and antibodies. They identify rare blood types and troubleshoot complex transfusion cases. Their work supports patients with conditions like hemolytic disease and autoimmune hemolytic anemia. This role requires in-depth knowledge of immunology and hematology. Precision and problem-solving are core to their responsibilities.
Job Description
- Perform advanced serologic testing for antibody detection and identification.
- Support transfusion services with detailed compatibility analysis.
- Identify rare or atypical blood group antigens in donor and patient samples.
- Collaborate with clinicians on challenging immunohematologic cases.
- Maintain and calibrate advanced testing equipment and reagents.
- Ensure documentation is thorough and meets compliance standards.
- Contribute to research and development in transfusion and immunohematology practices.
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