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Sample Handling Assistant I

Labcorp
Bangalore, India
₹3.5 Lakhs - ₹4.5 Lakhs
Posted 03/09/2026

About the Role

 Company Description  

Labcorp is a company in life sciences and health care. It uses science, technology and lab skills to help people stay healthier. The organisation offers lab tests, drug development, clinical research and data‑based health solutions to pharma firms, doctors, scientists and patients. Labcorp works in over 100 countries and blends science and new ideas to help find breakthroughs speed up drug creation and give trustworthy health data everywhere.

 Job Summary  

The Sample Handling Assistant I helps lab work by entering and handling patient request data that comes from regional groups. The job includes accessioning, recording details and admin data finishing the assigned batches on time and keeping records correct. The Sample Handling Assistant I starts with training supervision and moves to work. The Sample Handling Assistant I must follow SOPs, record rules, training needs, quality goals and department policies.

 Key Responsibilities 

  • Enter demographic and admin data twice from requisitions.

  • Handle batches based on urgency and set turnaround times.

  • Accession is the step.. Enter data accurately to keep records clean.

  • Finish assigned batches on time so that the workflow stays smooth. Finish batches quickly and on time.

  • After training we move from work to independent accession. Independent accession after training lets us work without guidance.

  • Make received batches are processed quickly to keep the system running fast. Quick batch processing keeps everyone

  • Keep an audit trail of completed work. Audit trail is vital, for tracking everything we do.Follow department and interdepartment SOPs.

  • Keep training records correct and current.

  • Keep documents for later use.

  • Follow company. Procedures.

  • Do after‑hours work when needed.

  • Work well with teammates and other departments.

  • Spot chances to improve department work.

  • Keep accuracy. Care in all data work.

 Educational Qualification 

  • A Bachelor’s degree in science is required.

  • A Master’s degree in science is preferred.

  • Six months of clinical research experience is nice but not mandatory for new hires.

  • Fresh graduates with a science background may be considered if hiring needs.

 Skills Required 

  • Enter data and process information.

  • Handle patient demographic data.

  • Access samples.

  • Process requisitions.

  • Knowledge on basic lab operations.

  • Keep documents and records.

  • Maintain audit trails.

  • Follow SOPs.

  • Control. Accuracy.

  • Know basic clinical research.

  • Pay close attention to detail.

  • Enter data accurately.

  • Follow written steps.

  • Manage time well.

 Salary Structure 

The average salary for a Sample Handling Assistant I at Labcorp in India is approximately ₹3.5 Lakhs to ₹4.5 Lakhs per annum.

 Career Development  

This role gives hands‑on experience in lab work, sample accession, clinical research steps, record keeping and health data handling. With work and training the Sample Handling Assistant I can move to jobs, like Senior Sample Handling Associate, Lab Operations Specialist, Clinical Research Associate, Clinical Data Coordinator or other lab and research positions.

 How to Apply  

  • Go to our job portal. Look for Sample Handling Assistant I – Labcorp.

  • Refresh your candidate profile and upload your newest ATS‑friendly resume.

  • Check your qualifications, experience and skills before you submit.

  • Click. Finish all required details to submit your application.


Market Insights & Trends

Salary Insights

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Hiring Trends

The number of jobs for this profile is going up every year. Hospitals and other healthcare companies are looking for people who're good, at their job and can also figure out new problems. They want who can do the work and also think on their feet to deal with the challenges of working in healthcare today.

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