COMMUNICATION, PHARMACY & LABORATORY PROFESSIONALS

• Communications Officer – 1 Position
• Pharmacy Assistants – 2 Positions
• Laboratory Technician – 1 Position
• Laboratory Assistants – 2 Positions

• Support development of internal and external communication materials.
• Prepare institutional news, updates, and communication content.
• Support communication about hospital services and programs.
• Assist with website and social media content where applicable.
• Support media and public relations activities.
• Coordinate communication activities for institutional events.
• Support documentation of hospital programs and community initiatives.
• Maintain professional communication standards across different platforms.
• Support production of reports, newsletters, brochures, and other communication materials.
• Contribute to the hospital's visibility and public engagement.

• Excellent written and verbal communication.
• Content writing and editing.
• Public relations skills.
• Digital communication skills.
• Social media knowledge.
• Research and information-gathering skills.
• Photography or basic visual-content skills as an advantage.
• Strong interpersonal and organizational skills.

• Assist with receiving and organizing medicines and pharmacy supplies.
• Support proper storage of pharmaceutical products.
• Assist with stock management and inventory records.
• Monitor stock levels and identify shortages.
• Assist with dispensing-related activities under appropriate supervision.
• Maintain accurate pharmacy documentation.
• Support identification of expired or damaged pharmaceutical products.
• Assist with maintaining cleanliness and organization of pharmacy areas.
• Support customer and patient service within the pharmacy.
• Follow pharmacy procedures and relevant health and safety requirements.

• Good knowledge of pharmacy procedures.
• Attention to detail and accuracy.
• Stock and inventory management skills.
• Good record-keeping skills.
• Customer service skills.
• Professional integrity and confidentiality.
• Ability to work effectively within a healthcare team.

• Support collection, preparation, and processing of laboratory specimens.
• Perform laboratory tests within the scope of training and professional requirements.
• Follow laboratory quality control procedures.
• Maintain accurate laboratory records.
• Ensure appropriate handling and storage of specimens.
• Maintain laboratory equipment and work areas.
• Follow infection prevention and control procedures.
• Support timely reporting of laboratory results.
• Maintain confidentiality of patient and laboratory information.
• Participate in quality assurance activities.

• Laboratory testing and diagnostic skills.
• Specimen handling.
• Quality control and assurance.
• Laboratory documentation.
• Equipment handling.
• Infection prevention and control.
• Attention to detail.
• Analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Teamwork and communication.

• Assist with specimen reception and preparation.
• Support laboratory sample organization and documentation.
• Maintain laboratory work areas and supplies.
• Assist with cleaning and preparation of laboratory equipment.
• Maintain accurate records and registers.
• Support stock monitoring of laboratory supplies.
• Follow infection prevention and laboratory safety procedures.
• Assist laboratory professionals with routine activities as assigned.
• Maintain confidentiality of patient information.

• Good attention to detail.
• Basic laboratory knowledge.
• Record-keeping skills.
• Organization and time management.
• Ability to follow procedures accurately.
• Good communication and teamwork.
• Commitment to patient confidentiality and professional conduct.

• Communication and public relations experience.
• Content writing and editing.
• Social media management.
• Digital communication.
• Report writing.
• Media engagement.
• Event communication.
• Photography or content production.
• Website management, where applicable.

• Pharmacy-related qualifications.
• Pharmaceutical stock management.
• Dispensing support experience.
• Inventory management.
• Patient/customer service.
• Pharmacy documentation.
• Relevant healthcare experience.

• Laboratory qualification.
• Laboratory testing experience.
• Specimen collection and processing.
• Quality control and assurance.
• Laboratory equipment experience.
• Infection prevention and control.
• Laboratory information systems, where applicable.

• Laboratory-related education.
• Specimen handling.
• Laboratory support experience.
• Record keeping.
• Stock management.
• Safety and infection prevention knowledge.
• Relevant hospital or healthcare experience.

• Your relevant academic qualification.
• Your professional experience.
• Your most relevant technical skills.
• Why you are interested in working at St. Mary's Hospital Lacor.
• How your experience can contribute to quality healthcare delivery.
• Your availability and relevant professional credentials.

1. Tell us about yourself.
2. Why do you want to work at St. Mary's Hospital Lacor?
3. Why are you interested in this particular position?
4. What are your strongest professional skills?
5. How do you handle pressure in a busy hospital environment?
6. How do you maintain confidentiality?
7. How do you work with multidisciplinary teams?

1. How would you improve communication within a hospital?
2. How would you handle a sensitive media inquiry?
3. What makes effective healthcare communication?
4. How would you manage negative information about an institution online?
5. What communication channels would you use to reach different audiences?

1. How do you ensure accuracy when handling medicines?
2. How would you manage pharmaceutical stock?
3. What would you do if you discovered an expired medicine?
4. Why is proper medicine storage important?
5. How would you handle a patient with a question outside your professional scope?

1. How do you ensure laboratory results are accurate?
2. What steps do you take when handling specimens?
3. Why is quality control important in a laboratory?
4. How do you prevent contamination?
5. How would you respond if laboratory equipment malfunctioned during testing?

1. What precautions should be taken when handling laboratory specimens?
2. How do you maintain accurate laboratory records?
3. How would you maintain laboratory cleanliness and safety?
4. What would you do if you noticed an incorrectly labelled specimen?
5. How do you prioritize tasks in a busy laboratory?