100% practical sessions from your first day with us on this course!
Give your team the skills they need to maximise the return on their performance to make improvements in real-time.
LabMedExpert offers a wide-range of corporate training courses within the fields of histopathology, Microbiology and Molecular pathology specialisations. Our training ensures your laboratory staff or trainees particularly those in junior positions know the ropes of the working environment and start performing the laboratory procedures confidently. This training programme promotes continual improvements and is a crucial aspect in the organisation of the laboratory. It addresses the requirement to satisfy business expectations, handling change in the industry trend and improvement in the skills of each specific research facility.
If you need to get your employees up to speed, especially if they're new to working in laboratories, a training programme is an important element of both onboarding and ensuring that your lab runs efficiently. Here, we'll look at some tried-and-true ways for putting up a successful laboratory training programme.
Upon completion, a CPD Accredited certificate will be awarded to your employees, and this could be entered in their CPD log on the IBMS website as a CPD event.
If you are looking to upskill your staff member(s) in any of the above techniques, Please contact us with your enquiry by completing the form below.
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