The Future of Lab Technician Specializations in Genetics and Genomics

Mohammed Abdulah Ahmed Mmukawi, Bishah Ahmed Saeed Zayed, Hajar Hamoud Shoubi Alhazmi, Mohammed Yahya Jarradi Ammari, Hashem Ahmad Madkhali, Hayat Essa Mabruk Marzoq, Sameer Faisal Mohmmed Hakami, Ahmad Yahya Baiti
Abdullah Obaid Mohsen Alharbi, Sultan Abdullah Ibrahim Almalki, Mohammed Abdullah Nasser Alqarni, Hani Yahya Khader Al-Qurashi, Sami Yahya Khader Al-Qurashi, Eidhah Ali Muidh Almalki, Bandar Hubaysh Mohammed Alharthi

Abstract

As advancements in genetics and genomics continue to reshape the healthcare landscape, the demand for highly specialized laboratory technicians in these fields is rapidly increasing. The future of lab technician specializations in genetics and genomics is driven by cutting-edge research, technological innovations, and an increasing focus on personalized medicine. Genetic and genomic lab technicians are pivotal in performing genetic analyses, conducting DNA sequencing, and interpreting complex genomic data to support medical diagnoses, treatment planning, and research. This article explores the emerging trends in genetics and genomics, the skills required for lab technicians, and the potential career opportunities in these high-demand fields. The integration of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and next-generation sequencing technologies promises to further expand the role of lab technicians in genetics and genomics, offering exciting career prospects and improving patient outcomes in the future.

How to Cite

Mohammed Abdulah Ahmed Mmukawi, Bishah Ahmed Saeed Zayed, Hajar Hamoud Shoubi Alhazmi, Mohammed Yahya Jarradi Ammari, Hashem Ahmad Madkhali, Hayat Essa Mabruk Marzoq, Sameer Faisal Mohmmed Hakami, Ahmad Yahya Baiti, & Abdullah Obaid Mohsen Alharbi, Sultan Abdullah Ibrahim Almalki, Mohammed Abdullah Nasser Alqarni, Hani Yahya Khader Al-Qurashi, Sami Yahya Khader Al-Qurashi, Eidhah Ali Muidh Almalki, Bandar Hubaysh Mohammed Alharthi. (2024). The Future of Lab Technician Specializations in Genetics and Genomics . EVOLUTIONARY STUDIES IN IMAGINATIVE CULTURE, 2962–2980. https://doi.org/10.70082/esiculture.vi.2595