About the role
§The ability to count, add quickly and understand fractions, measurements
and math problems.
§Communication Skills: Technicians will speak with customers and their
supervisors, so the ability to understand instructions and communicate
effectively will benefit you greatly.
§Recordkeeping: When dealing with controlled substances, dangerous
chemicals, or working solo in the field, you will need to document your actions
and whereabouts.
§Attention to Detail: You must be able to pay attention to the minute
details of your job, whether that is diagnostic testing, working on complex
systems or recording a patient's symptoms.