Unilabs

My mission is to provide quick results and accompany the physician through the interpretation of these results. From peri to post conception we are at the edge of medicine, developing new tests to ensure healthy pregnancies.

As part of the Unilabs team, I am devoted to developing laboratory medicine and improving clinical processes with one final objective: the patients’ wellbeing. From primary care units to specialized research, when you need labs –Unilabs!

As a pathologist, my role is to provide accurate and timely diagnoses, to enable my clinical colleagues to treat their patients with confidence.

Medical analysis is a team effort combining expertise and availability. The microbiologist is a vital contributor to the establishment of a diagnosis and an indispensable partner to the clinician during the commencement of therapeutic treatment.

The patients' and customers' needs will be met in a simple and timely manner with superior skills and professionalism.

My role as Operations Manager is to ensure that the laboratory has the required technology, capability and procedures in place to deliver the high quality service to both the independent and public sector.

Sub-specialization in medical imaging will become necessary in order to add value and make a quality diagnosis. Multidisciplinary teams of sub-specialists will emerge and will become the way of working within the next few years.

I am passionate about radiology and the technologies that allow us to image minuscule details in the human body. But in the end it’s all about people and how I, as a Unilabs radiologist, am able to make a difference by providing the patients with an early diagnosis.

Transfusion blood units are life supporting and in some cases lifesaving. My mission is to add value by ensuring optimal use of this precious and limited resource.

Molecular analysis results shed light on diseases present in patients for a long time and undiscovered by usual diagnostic methods.

As a microbiologist, I live in exciting times and I face new discoveries every day. It is thought that only 1 to 2% of microbes have been studied so far! I'm delighted to work in such a challenging environment!