With increasing awareness about healthcare, people have been actively participating in things that contribute to their health and wellbeing. Owing to this, the job of a well-trained medical laboratory technician has become more popular and more in demand than ever. Medical laboratory technicians play an important role in the prevention and diagnosis of various diseases including cancer, diabetes, and AIDS. Medical lab technicians work under the supervision of a physician, lab manager, or medical technologist and perform laboratory tests on specimens. The medical laboratory technicians perform the blood collection and various diagnostic tests by analyzing body fluids like blood, saliva, and urine, tissues, microorganism screening, chemical analysis, and cell counts of the human body. Receiving, labeling, analyzing samples (blood, toxic, tissue, etc.), designing, and executing laboratory testing according to the standard procedure are also a part of the job. Job Description Setting up and sanitizing laboratories Preparing specimens Matching blood compatibility for transfusions Analyzing fluid chemical content Collecting blood samples and examining immune system elements Handling sophisticated laboratory equipment, including cell counters, microscopes, and automated analyzers