| PathLab Medical Laboratories Ltd. is a full-service clinical laboratory that provides doctors and medically-related institutions with diagnostic laboratory testing, as well as X-Ray, ECG & Cytopathology. It was founded more than 30 years ago, and was once known as Sing Tao Medical Laboratory Ltd. PathLab offer an extensive range of in-house clinical tests. PathLab are also Hong Kong's largest source of high-end esoteric referral testing locally and overseas. Our laboratory has one of the largest teams of lab professionals in the private sector. PathLab has a team of over 100 people, including licensed Medical Technologists, Radiographers, Medical Consultants and a full staff of Managers and support people. PathLab is known for client-centered service. We have laboratories in Wanchai (headquarters & main lab), Causeway Bay (near Sogo), Melbourne Plaza (Central) and Mongkok in Kowloon. Each of these locations provides phlebotomy service, as well as ECG and non-contrast X-Ray. For doctors who prefer to collect their own specimens, our team of couriers provides regular pick up service. | |
| PathLab's Mission | |
| Quality Practices: To continually refine our processes to improve the care of our clients and their patients; Competent Staff: To develop staff who have the knowledge, skills and values to act competently and ethically in the practice of clinical laboratory science; Work Environment: To foster a working environment that builds personal responsibility, coordinated by teamwork, and strengthened by trust and open communication through all levels of the organization; Ethics: To demonstrate good moral principles in daily activities, and thus earn the trust of our clients and the confidence of our patients. |
2009年9月10日星期四
PathLab Medical Laboratories Ltd
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