Lab Manager | Working in a lab | A short day in the life | Q&A

[@thexvault]

Thanks for the lab content! Starting CLS school in the Fall, so excited! Love videos like this they keep me going.

[@brontefletcher23]

That is exciting about CLS school, I hope you enjoy your time in the program! Thank you for the kind words!

[@ChrisXTophe]

Thank you so much for your video! You taught so much!!

[@fatimamacedo3381]

This was very helpful! Im about to graduate with my BS in bio and have volunteered at an agricultural lab for the past two years. Recently they offered me a lab technician/manager position and your video is giving me an idea of the tasks i might be responsible for. My lab still wants to interview me so i wanted to have an idea of important qualities and skills for this position. I relate to you alot i also have always been interested in healthcare and started school as premed until deciding PA route is better for me. Now im planning to work at the lab while i prepare to apply for PA school. It’s admirable all the experience you have and also having your nursing degree i loved hearing how lab experience can be helpful in healthcare as well! Good luck or your future goals :)

[@brontefletcher23]

That is fantastic to hear! I hope the interview went well!

[@yangdolma8394]

Thank you so much it very helpful

[@brontefletcher23]

You're welcome!

[@gilbert_bekah]

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[@thihuynh8997]

I like your videos. Thank you for your sharing. You truthly inspire me. l am working on my BS in chemistry and I like to work in lab too. I am looking for an internship part time jobs to get more experience in this field. Hope to see more video about your lab routine. Thank you

[@brontefletcher23]

Awe I am glad you like the videos! I am trying to make more with my hectic schedule. That is exciting about your Chemistry degree, keep going you will have it in your hands very soon!

[@angelicaperez1296]

I don't get it, are you still working in the lab? or at the hospital? are going to definitely move to health care? You're great thanks for sharing. You inspire me to pursue my real passions, even though it seems so hard sometimes.

[@brontefletcher23]

I currently do both. I help the lab out while they find a appropriate replacement for me. I have trained my team to the point where they are able to work together to keep main operations running. I assign ans delegate tasks. The journey wouldn’t be fun if it wasn’t a challenge! Keep with it, and don’t give up, you will get there! All the struggles will be worth it.

[@Lab_Tech_Ai_Tuhin]

Hello there, I like to watch your Video and all of your videos are very informative. By the way i am currently studying Bsc Laboratory Medicine In Bangladesh . so its very helpful for me to see your videos . One thing i would like to know that in Your country why Lab technologist is not called?? why they address as Lab technician?? kindly answer my question Mam.. Thank you

[@malikagougadir1559]

Hi , Thank you for your videos they are helpful . I want to ask for some advice, I got my licence from my home country in Chimistry and I worked as laboratory technician for 9 years in my home country.Acutully, I leave in Florida and i want to get a job as technician laboratory i don't know what to do i started my classes to ear a certificate innbiotechnology. could you please tell me what to or how i can find a job. thank you

[@brontefletcher23]

So you only have a license from your home country or a degree?

[@malikagougadir1559]

@@brontefletcher23 Hi . A licence in my home country is a four years after high school is like a Bachelo's degree in the USA

[@Alpha-qz8wj]

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[@arjunrajput6921]

I have PGDMLT cirtificate,can I apply for job?

[@alwaysfun8466]

Thank you for this information.where i can study there at boston

[@brontefletcher23]

Not too familiar with the Boston area, but I am sure there are tons of places!

[@waqasgulzar3587]

Hy mam I'm waqas Gulzar from Pakistan medical lab technician

[@djtarsaria4028]

I like your videos. I have associate degree in microbiology. Where can I apply for job? Do I need any certificates to work ?

[@brontefletcher23]

Thank you! For an associates degree, you may luck out becoming a lab technician assistant. This can be great as it will get you a great deal of hands on. Or a position as a paid intern. As for certificates, it depends on what type of microbiology you will like to go into. For example, if it was in good safety and quality, a NRCM would benefit. In auditing, a CQA. But watch out because some will require a bachelors or higher level of study before sitting for these exams

[@djtarsaria4028]

@@brontefletcher23 thank you so much 😊 god bless you!

[@yoyochaudhary7155]

Medical Labrotary tenchlogy job

[@doctoratiq]

beautiful lab technologist... do you help doctors for bone marrow aspiration