Junior Transplant Immunology Technologist

A Junior Transplant Immunology Technologist plays a critical role in supporting organ transplantation by performing laboratory tests that assess donor-recipient compatibility. This role involves working with blood and tissue samples to identify potential immunological risks. Technologists ensure accurate testing, documentation, and reporting to support transplant decisions. They work closely with pathologists, clinicians, and senior lab technologists in a regulated laboratory setting. Precision, attention to detail, and knowledge of immunological principles are essential in this role.

1. Conduct pre-transplant immunological testing such as HLA typing, antibody screening, and cross-matching.
2. Prepare and process biological samples following standardized laboratory protocols.
3. Operate and maintain immunology equipment and ensure quality control measures are met.
4. Assist in data analysis and generate reports to support transplant eligibility decisions.
5. Collaborate with transplant teams, including physicians and lab supervisors, for case discussions.
6. Maintain accurate records of all tests, reagents, and equipment used in compliance with healthcare regulations.
7. Stay updated with advancements in transplant immunology techniques and safety guidelines.