وضع العلميين في التحاليل في كل بلاد العالم اوروباوامريكا الخ وقصرهاا ع العلميين في بعض البلاد

ماهو الكميائي الطبي
What Is a Clinical Chemist?

A clinical chemist is a person who uses chemistry to evaluate patient health. S/he may evaluate blood, study DNA, examine tissue, or study cells. S/he may be a research scientist or a developer of diagnostic products. Clinical chemists have traditionally worked in laboratories, but they also work in academic environments or in industry.

Clinical chemists research and develop laboratory procedures that help physicians make earlier, more precise diagnoses and tailor therapy for patients. As technology develops—in "hot" areas like molecular biology or transplant medicine, for example—clinical chemists apply their knowledge to develop practical applications of these advances. Automation is changing laboratory and hospital operations. For example, robots may transport patient specimens to the laboratory, or tests may be done at the patient's bedside. Increased automation has caused jobs to shift, closing some doors but opening others: consulting with physicians and other healthcare providers, researching and developing new diagnostic products, establishing standards for new products, developing instrument systems for diagnostics manufacturers, working with clinicians to test new products, and monitoring new products for the FDA.

ودة نلاقيه ع الرابط دة
http://www.aacc.org/members/sycl/Edu...s/careers.aspx

طيب نشوف وضع الكميائيين الطبيين في كل دول اوربا كدة
هنلاقي من حقه الحصول ع منصب يعادل منصب المتخصصين في المجالات الطبية

ودة يبان من المقاله دى
The professional duties of the specialists in clinical chemistry differ from country to country in Europe. One of the main goals of the Strategic Plan of the Forum of the European Societies of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (FESCC; IFCC-Europe) is to promote a high scientific and professional standard in the field of clinical chemistry and laboratory medicine in Europe. This can be stimulated by the knowledge of the local conditions in each country and by striving towards a strong and harmonised position in all the European countries. In order to enhance the knowledge of the managerial situation of the specialists in clinical chemistry in Europe, FESCC launched a survey in September 2000. This survey provides information about the position of the specialists in clinical chemistry in the various disciplines in the medical laboratories and in hospitals, and about the advisory tasks and the managerial education during the post-graduate training in clinical chemistry. Of the 35 FESCC member countries 33 have participated in the survey (94%). The results show a rather heterogeneous situation in Europe caused by the local historical developments, the differences in academic background and the relative numbers of private and physicians' office laboratories. Large differences exist between the European countries in the disciplines of laboratory medicine that are headed by a specialist in clinical chemistry. In the different countries the clinical chemistry laboratories are headed by specialists in clinical chemistry in between 20% and 100% of the laboratories. The haematology, immunology, microbiology, therapeutic drug monitoring, molecular biology and haemostasis laboratories and departments of blood banking are headed by specialists in clinical chemistry in between 0% and 100% of the laboratories. The responsibilities for the various managerial tasks of the specialists in clinical chemistry show no uniformity in Europe. In the majority of the countries the general management, the purchase of equipment and reagents and the education of technicians are in >90% the responsibility of the specialists in clinical chemistry. In most countries the majority of the specialists in clinical chemistry are members of the medical staff of the hospitals and have a position *****alent to the position of specialists in other medical disciplines. In some countries, however, it only holds true for the specialists with a medical background. In 79% of the countries the law regulates the profession of the specialists in clinical chemistry and in 60% of the countries the law regulates their position in the medical staff of the hospital. The advisory tasks to physicians, general practitioners and other users of laboratory tests are practised by >90% of the laboratories in 64% of the countries. Information is given directly to the patients by >90% of the laboratories in 30% of the countries. Only in a few countries laboratories give information to the public. The post-graduate training in clinical chemistry includes a managerial training in 58% of the countries, the study of information technology in 61% of the countries and an economy and/or a business administration study in 15% of the countries. In 27% of the countries no managerial education forms part of the post-graduate study in clinical chemistry. Harmonisation of the managerial aspects of the profession is one of the challenges for the European specialists in clinical chemistry. A European syllabus for post-graduate training could be helpful.
والرابط هو

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12005224


طيب بردو هنلاقي ان التحاليل الطبيه قاصرة علي كليه علوم في بعض البلدان وفي بعض الاحيان لها قسم يسمى بالمختبرات داخل كليه العلوم ويدرس فيه الطالب علم البيولوجى والميكروبيولوجى والباراسيتولوجى والكميا ودة ما يدرسه بالظبط الدابل كورس في كليات علوم في مصر وبعدها بياخد تدريب لانهم بلاد متقدمه وبيعمل كزا خطوة وهو بس للي مصرح ليه بفتح معمل تحاليل
Enroll in a 4-year undergraduate program in clinical laboratory science or medical technology. A typical bachelor's program has a core curriculum of biology (including microbiology), chemistry, anatomy and physiology. Additional coursework in hematology and immunology is also part of the program.

ودة نلاقيه ع الرابط دة
http://www.answerbag.com/articles/Ho...7-780cb9726a85

ونشوف بردو الكلام دةدة هنلاقيه بكالوريوس علوم وليس طب
The University of Cincinnati's accredited Bachelor of Science in Clinical Laboratory Science distance learning program is designed to be as convenient and flexible as possible, allowing you to further your education while maintaining your current professional and personal responsibilities. This online program offers working professional Clinical Laboratory Technicians (CLTs) and Medical Laboratory Technicians (MLTs) the opportunity to:
ودة ع الرابط دة
http://www.elearners.com/online-degr...-of-Cincinnati

طيب نشوف بردو الكلام دة
A successful candidate will meet or exceed the following qualifications:
* Masters or Bachelors of Science degree in medical technology, chemical, physical or biological science.
هنلاقيه ع الرابط دة
http://www.nature.com/naturejobs/sci...y-Section-Head


ودة ملف ببيورينا بردو وضع الكميائيين الطبيبن والعلميين في اوربا

http://www.zshare.net/download/6488325861e74fb6/

طيب نشوف بردو دول كانو طالبين مدير للمعمل وبردو بكالوريوس علوم

Manager, Lab
Description: Supervises and coordinates activities in the Laboratory. Provides guidance and expertise for the laboratory to meet the needs of SDBB customers, in accordance with accepted standards and regulations. Participates on the Lab Management Team and supports SDBB safety, GMP and Quality Plan. Advanced understanding of immunohematology and blood banking concepts. Must have Advanced knowledge of standards and regulations that apply to blood bank and cell engineering. Must be detail oriented, well organized, self-motivated and capable of independent work. Must be able to direct workflow and perform advanced troubleshooting of technical and/or mechanical problems. Must have an interest in the sciences and/or biotech fields.
Education / Experience: Bachelor in Science. Minimum 5 years in blood bank related fields. (To include laboratory, supervisory and regulatory)MT or *****alent experience, Reference and PQ/Heme requires California Clinical Laboratory Scientist License
Status: Full Time
Location: San Diego Blood Bank - 440 Upas Street - San Diego, CA 92103
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http://www.sandiegobloodbank.org/emp..._positions.php