Sonia Rezazadeh
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Sonia Rezazadeh
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Hi, I'm Sonia · Medical Laboratory Technologist

I care about the details.
Every sample. Every test.

I'm a medical laboratory technologist with over five years of hands-on experience. From running tests to checking quality, I focus on careful, consistent work—and being someone my team can count on.

Get in TouchMy résumé

Clinical diagnosticsQuality control

Sonia Rezazadeh, Medical Laboratory Technologist
5+ years
Laboratory experience
12,000+
Immunoassay tests
7,500+
Hemoglobin samples processed
Along the wayMy training & skills
ICB Congress2023
ELISA Workshop2023
Clean Room Training2024
ADVIA Centaur CPProficiency
IMMULITE 2000 XPiProficiency
Mini VIDASProficiency

A little about my approach

How I work

For me, good lab work is about more than running a test. It's the care that goes into every step, from the first sample to the final handover.

Sonia in laboratory protective clothing, holding a sample vial.

I believe careful work is built from small, consistent steps.

Sonia RezazadehMedical Laboratory Technologist

  1. Getting ready

    I start by getting the details right.

    Illustration of prepared sample tubes and a pipette

    Before testing begins, I organize the samples, check the preparation, and plan the testing sequence. A clear start helps everything that follows.

  2. Running the tests

    Different tests. The same care.

    Illustration of a laboratory testing instrument

    My work spans hematology, microbiology, immunology, biochemistry, and more. Whatever I'm testing, I bring the same attention to each step.

  3. Checking quality

    I make time to check the results.

    Illustration of sample tubes and a testing plate

    Quality control is part of my everyday work. I follow the checks, verify results, and review the details to help keep the work accurate and dependable.

  4. Keeping things running

    I look after the tools, too.

    Illustration of laboratory equipment

    Reliable testing depends on reliable equipment. I help with calibration, maintenance, and troubleshooting so the lab can keep running smoothly.

  5. Keeping everyone connected

    Good work needs a clear handover.

    Illustration of a laboratory notebook and sample tray

    I keep records organized and stay in touch with my colleagues. Clear documentation and communication help us work well together, day to day.

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My work, over the years

Where I've worked

I've worked across diagnostic testing, quality control, and the day-to-day running of a lab. Here's what that looked like in practice.

Experience 01 / 03

Laboratory Technologist

Dr. Norouz Pour Medical Laboratory

– Mashhad, Iran

I worked across high-volume diagnostics, with care for the accuracy of each test and the equipment behind it.

  • I ran tests across immunology, microbiology, biochemistry, serology, electrophoresis, and hormone analysis.
  • I developed and applied quality-control procedures to help keep results reliable.
  • I supported equipment calibration, maintenance, and troubleshooting to keep testing on track.
12,000+ELISA tests completed

Experience 02 / 03

Laboratory Technologist

Diagnostic and Specialized Laboratory of Imam Muhammad Baqir Clinic

– Mashhad, Iran

Alongside hands-on testing, I helped colleagues with quality checks, technical problems, and the daily work of the lab.

  • I supervised internal and external quality-control programs in hematology and microbiology.
  • I trained laboratory staff on quality-control protocols and laboratory best practices.
  • I resolved equipment issues and helped physicians and patients understand laboratory procedures.
2,100+hours of hands-on laboratory work

Experience 03 / 03

Laboratory Supervisor

Dr. Nezhad Hossein Medical Laboratory

– Mashhad, Iran

I looked after the day-to-day running of the lab, bringing together testing, clear procedures, and practical support for the team.

  • I managed daily operations and helped put standard operating procedures into practice.
  • I kept quality-control records organized and planned inventory, procurement, and laboratory resources.
  • I provided technical guidance to colleagues and coordinated with equipment vendors.
2,000+hours across core diagnostic testing

The technical side of my work

Technical expertise

A quick view of the systems I've trained on, the testing volume I've handled, and the diagnostic disciplines I work across.

My technical scope

Clinical expertise, backed by practice.

I work across clinical diagnostics, quality control, laboratory systems, and high-volume testing workflows.

Credentials + recommendations

Backed by documented training and written professional endorsements.

7
Documented equipment proficiencies
5
Technical training & congress credentials
12,000+
ELISA tests completed
5+
Core diagnostic disciplines

Credentials & endorsements

The evidence behind my experience.

Here is a selection of my training, equipment proficiency records, and recommendations—the documents that support the work I've shared above.

My academic foundation

Education & achievements

The degree and early recognitions that shaped how I think, learn, and work today.

  1. 01 / 032020

    Bachelor of Science in Microbiology

    Azad University (IAU), Mashhad, Iran

    2016–2020
  2. 02 / 032018

    Best Undergraduate Student of the Year

    Azad University of Mashhad

  3. 03 / 032014

    Early Academic Recognition

    • National Winner, 17th Kharazmi Teen Festival
    • Iran National Elite Foundation (INEF) Award