- Clinical chemistry – chemically analyzing blood and other fluids
- Clinical microbiology – culturing and identifying micro-organisms and determining antibiotic sensitivities
- Hematology – studying blood cells and their formation in health and disease, and investigating coagulation factors and disorders
- Transfusion medicine – taking and testing blood to determine its suitability for transfusions
- Cytotechnology – microscopically examining prepared cellular slides for evidence of abnormality or disease
- Examine body fluids and tissues for abnormal chemical levels, cells or bacteria
- Prepare tissue for microscopic examination by pathologists
- Determine blood type for transfusions
- Conduct medical research and analysis
- Actively participate in Quality Improvement Programs essential to ensure that laboratory testing
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