Associate Medical Laboratory Scientist
About the job
- Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Sciences (BMLS), or Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Sciences (BSc MLS).
- A current practicing license issued by the Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria (MLSCN).
- Completed National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), with evidence of an NYSC discharge certificate or exemption.
- Live within a 10 km radius of the specific Reliance Family Clinic applied to, or be able to commute there daily.
- Collect and carefully label samples such as blood, urine, or tissue.
- Keep samples clean, safe, properly stored, and prevent them from being mixed up or spoiled.
- Use microscopes and analyzers to test samples.
- Check that each machine is working properly before and after use, and report equipment problems to the supervisor.
- Wear gloves, coats, and masks, keep the laboratory clean and free from germs, and safely dispose of waste and sharp objects.
- Test samples carefully, double-check work to avoid mistakes, and ensure results are accurate and easy to understand.
- Document results clearly and maintain complete, secure records.
- Perform urgent tests quickly so doctors can treat patients promptly, and share results with doctors as soon as they are ready.
- Organize work efficiently to support timely patient care.
- Certification in Quality Management Systems.
- Previous experience working with Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) software.
- Ability to work a six-hour daily shared shift in a clinic setting.
About the company
Reliance Health delivers affordable, accessible healthcare in emerging markets by combining subscription-based health insurance with telemedicine and a mix of partner and proprietary healthcare facilities. Its offerings are accessed through a technology-enabled platform that connects individuals and businesses to care, including online consultations and in-person services across its network. The company differentiates itself by targeting underserved populations with an integrated model that lowers costs and expands access—using technology to streamline insurance, telehealth visits, and facility access. The goal is to improve health outcomes for underserved communities by making healthcare cheaper and easier to obtain through a scalable digital-physical care network.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$48.4M
Headquarters
Nigeria
Founded
2016
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- General Atlantic updated its Reliance Health investment page on 2026-03-14, signaling continued support.
- Official 2026 clinic pages list Abuja, Port Harcourt, and eight active RFC locations.
- The company still markets 24/7 virtual consultations for employers, preserving recurring B2B revenue.
What critics are saying
- In July 2025, Reliance Health cut 106 employees to chase breakeven immediately.
- Ex-employees said growth outside Nigeria lagged, crushing Egypt and Senegal expansion economics.
- If more capital evaporates, clinic-heavy expansion and multi-country underwriting failures can kill the company.
What makes Reliance Health unique
- Reliance Health combines insurance, telemedicine, and owned clinics across Nigeria and Texas-based operations.
- General Atlantic backs a healthcare platform with eight Reliance Family Clinics in 2026.
- It sells integrated corporate wellness and 24/7 virtual care, not single-point telemedicine.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Remote Work Options
Professional Development Budget
Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
-1%1 year growth
-1%2 year growth
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