Welche Verantwortlichkeiten und Kompetenzen hat man als Biomedizinische Analytikerin mit HF-Diplom?

Als Biomedizinische Analytikerin mit HF-Diplom hat man folgende Verantwortlichkeiten und Kompetenzen: Verantwortlichkeiten Sachgerechte Vorbereitung der Proben Durchführung der Analysen korrekte Interpretation der Mess- oder Testresultate Effiziente Zusammenarbeit mit den Ärzten und anderen Auftraggebern der Analysen Einhaltung der gesetzlichen Richtlinien zu Sicherheits-, Hygiene- und Entsorgungsfragen sowie Datenschutz Kompetenzen Sachkompetenz im Umgang mit den Labor- und Analysegeräten Planung und Durchführung der Analysen Vertiefte Ausbildung und Spezialisierung in mindestens zwei der insgesamt zwölf Fachbereiche

Wie lange dauert die Weiterbildung zur Biomedizinischen Analytikerin?

Die Weiterbildung zur Biomedizinischen Analytikerin HF dauert in der Regel 3 Jahre und wird in Vollzeit absolviert. Erkundigen Sie sich aber sicherheitshalber bei der Höheren Fachschule Ihrer Wahl.

Über welche Vorbildungen müssen Teilnehmer der HF-Ausbildung zum dipl. Biomedizinischen Analytiker verfügen?

Für die Zulassung zur HF-Ausbildung Biomedizinischen Analytikerin / Biomedizinischer Analytiker ist in der Regel eine Grundbildung von mindestens drei Jahren, bevorzugt als Pharma-Assistent/in EFZ, Fachmann / Fachfrau Gesundheit EFZ, Medizinische/r Praxisassistent/in EFZ oder Laborant/in EFZ Fachrichtung Chemie oder Biologie oder aber eine Abschluss einer gymnasialen Maturität, einer Fachmaturität oder Berufsmaturität notwendig. Hinzu kommen gute Kenntnisse in den Fächern Mathematik, Chemie, Biologie sowie Physik sowie das Bestehen der Eignungsabklärung.

Welche Tätigkeiten üben Biomedizinische Analytiker aus?

Der Berufsalltag einer dipl. Biomedizinischen Analytikerin HF / eines dipl. Biomedizinischen Analytikers HF (BMA HF) umfasst diverse Arbeiten in medizinischen Labors, mit deren Hilfe Krankheiten diagnostiziert und prognostiziert werden können sowie Präventionen und Therapien umgesetzt werden können. Auch übernehmen sie biomedizinische Forschungsaufgaben. Die fachgerechte und selbständige Analyse von Proben gehört zu ihrem / seinem Hauptaufgabengebiet, ebenso wie der Patientenkontakt bei der Entnahme von Blut und Knochenmark. BMA HF wenden je nach gewähltem Fachbereich unterschiedliche Laboranalysen durch, um Blutproben zu analysieren, Blutgruppen oder Infektionserreger zu bestimmen, sowie Erbkrankheiten, Tumore oder Krebserkrankungen zu diagnostizieren.

Welche Weiterbildungen eignen sich für eine dipl. Biomedizinische Analytikerin HF?

Für ausgebildete Biomedizinischen Analytikerinnen HF und Biomedizinische Analytiker HF stehen etwa Höhere Fachprüfungen (HFP) zum Experte / zur Expertin in biomedizinischer Analytik und Labormanagement mit eidg. Diplom oder zum/zur Experte / Expertin für Zytodiagnostik mit eidg. Diplom offen, ebenso wie Zusatzausbildungen, etwa zum Ausbilder / zur Ausbilderin mit eidg. Fachausweis. Auch Ausbildungen in Leadership und Management sowie auch Nachdiplomstufe, wie beispielsweise mit einem Master (MAS) in Management im Gesundheitswesen können interessante Weiterbildungen für BMA HF sein.

Was sind die Themenschwerpunkte der Biomedizinischen Analytikerin HF Ausbildung?

Neben der theoretischen Ausbildung werden die Schülerinnen auch in mindestens zwei Fachbereichen berufspraktisch geschult. Zur Auswahl stehen dabei: klinische Chemie und Immunologie, Histologie und Zytologie, Mikrobiologie, Immunhämatologie und Transfusionsmedizin, Hämatologie und Hämostaseologie. Entsprechend unterschiedlich sind auch die Inhalte der Ausbildung zur Biomedizinischen Analytikerin HF.

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Biomedical analyst: key role in disease diagnosis

The professional activity of a biomedical analyst is associated with a great responsibility towards patients and doctors. These specialists analyze samples of tissue, cells and other body fluids in their medical laboratory on behalf of the prescribing doctor. They are supported by computerized measuring devices and modern precision equipment, but often also examine the samples manually and by hand. The results of an analysis are an important basis for treating physicians and specialists and enable a diagnosis and well-founded monitoring of treatments. They also form the basis for the prognosis and prevention of diseases.

Biomedical analysts often have to deliver accurate and precise work under time pressure, for example in emergencies. While working in biomedical analysis, you come into contact with a wide range of medical disciplines, such as haematology, immunohaematology, clinical chemistry and immunology, microbiology and molecular biology.

The full-time course at the higher technical college lasts three years and is offered at several locations in Switzerland. To be admitted to this course, you must have a three-year basic education, a high school diploma or comparable qualification, a good knowledge of chemistry, mathematics, physics and biology, and pass the aptitude test.

Are you very interested in this varied and responsible profession and would you like more detailed information about the job itself or about training as a biomedical analyst? Are you preferably an EFZ laboratory technician specializing in biology or chemistry, an EFZ pharmaceutical assistant, an EFZ specialist or an EFZ medical practice assistant? Then this further training course could be ideal for you? You can find renowned training providers on Ausbildung-Weiterbildung.ch. Order free and non-binding information documents on the training courses directly from the training providers online.

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What are the responsibilities and competencies of a biomedical analyst with an HF diploma?

As a biomedical analyst with an HF diploma, you have the following responsibilities and skills:

Responsibilities
- Proper preparation of the samples
- Carrying out the analyses
- Correct interpretation of the measurement or test results
- Efficient cooperation with doctors and other clients of the analyses
- Compliance with legal guidelines on safety, hygiene and disposal issues as well as data protection
Competencies
- Expertise in handling laboratory and analytical equipment
- Planning and carrying out the analyses
- In-depth training and specialization in at least two of the twelve specialist areas

How long does continuing education, further training as a biomedical analyst take?

Continuing education, further training as a biomedical analyst CHE usually takes 3 years and is completed full-time. However, you should check with the College of Higher Education of your choice to be on the safe side.

What qualifications must participants in the CHE training course to become a qualified biomedical analyst have?

Admission to the Biomedical Analyst CHE course generally requires at least three years of basic training, preferably as a Pharmaceutical Assistant Federal Vocational Baccalaureate (Federal VET Diploma), Healthcare Specialist Federal Vocational Baccalaureate (Federal VET Diploma), Medical Practice Assistant Federal Vocational Baccalaureate (Federal VET Diploma) or Laboratory Technician Federal Vocational Baccalaureate (Federal VET Diploma) specializing in chemistry or biology, or the completion of a Baccalaureate, Specialized Baccalaureate or Federal Vocational Baccalaureate. Good knowledge of mathematics, chemistry, biology and physics is also required, as well as passing the aptitude test.

What do biomedical analysts do?

The day-to-day work of a qualified biomedical analyst CHE (BMA CHE) includes various tasks in medical laboratories, with the help of which diseases can be diagnosed and predicted and preventive measures and therapies can be implemented. They also carry out biomedical research tasks. The professional and independent analysis of samples is one of their main areas of responsibility, as is patient contact when taking blood and bone marrow samples. Depending on their chosen specialty, BMA CHE perform various laboratory analyses to analyze blood samples, determine blood groups or infectious agents, and diagnose hereditary diseases, tumors or cancers.

Which continuing education, further training courses are suitable for a qualified biomedical analyst CHE?

For trained biomedical analysts HF, Advanced Federal Diploma of Higher Education (Achtung: English, Federal Diploma of Higher Education (HFPE)) as an expert in biomedical analysis and laboratory management with a Federal Diploma or as an expert in cytodiagnostics with a Federal Diploma are available, as well as additional training, for example as an instructor with a Federal Diploma. Training in leadership and management as well as postgraduate courses, such as a Master's degree (MAS) in Management in Healthcare, can also be interesting continuing education, further training for BMA CHE.

What are the main topics of the Biomedical Analyst CHE training program?

In addition to theoretical training, students also receive practical training in at least two specialist areas. They can choose from clinical chemistry and immunology, histology and cytology, microbiology, immunohaematology and transfusion medicine, haematology and haemostaseology. The content of the biomedical analyst CHE training program varies accordingly.

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