Job description

•    Laboratory Testing: Senior Residents oversee and conduct a wide range of biochemical tests on patient samples, such as blood, urine, and other bodily fluids
•    These tests help in diagnosing conditions like diabetes, kidney disorders, liver diseases, metabolic disorders, and more
•    Instrumentation and Quality Control: They are responsible for operating and maintaining advanced laboratory instruments used for biochemical analysis
•    They ensure the accuracy and reliability of test results through rigorous quality control procedures
•    Interpretation of Results: Senior Residents interpret the results of biochemical tests, considering reference ranges and clinical context
•    They provide insights to physicians and other healthcare professionals to aid in patient diagnosis and treatment
•    Consultation: They collaborate with clinicians to discuss test results, offer clinical interpretations, and provide recommendations for further diagnostic or treatment steps
•    Research and Method Development: Senior Residents may engage in research activities to develop and validate new biochemical tests or improve existing methodologies
•    This contributes to advancing the field of clinical biochemistry
•    Education: They may be involved in teaching medical students, junior residents, and laboratory personnel about the principles of biochemistry, laboratory techniques, and the interpretation of test results