What are the requirements for applicants to openly recruit nucleic acid testing personnel in Henan?

Many places in Henan openly recruit nucleic acid testing personnel, and have the following requirements for candidates:

First of all, there is enough time. One requirement for nucleic acid testers is to have enough time, because the whole work of nucleic acid testing is unknown, that is to say, how long it will last, and there is no clear time limit. Therefore, the requirement for volunteers is that time is the most abundant and sufficient, which can ensure that they can finish their tasks on time after training and take up their posts, and can cope with various emergencies for a long time. Therefore, the first requirement for nucleic acid testers is time.

Second, there is a strong sense of urgency. In addition, the work of nucleic acid detection is hard. Although the form is monotonous, it is repeated thousands or even tens of thousands of times every day, and the same action is also very exhausting. Therefore, another requirement for nucleic acid testers is to have a strong sense of hard work. In addition to having a strong body, it is more important to have the will not to give up. In addition, in the process of accounting test, people often face mental pressure. Many residents don't understand and cooperate with the staff. At this time, the staff also need to have a strong heart to properly handle all kinds of emergencies!

Third, the ability to resist risks is strong. Finally, the requirement for nucleic acid testers is strong anti-risk ability. Because in the process of nucleic acid detection, it is inevitable to encounter some unexpected situations, such as the risk of physical illness or infection, so as a staff member of accounting detection, they should have certain anti-risk ability and awareness, that is to say, when difficulties come, they will not have much impact on their lives, so as to better adapt to this position!

In any case, fighting the epidemic is a matter of public participation, and people working in the front line of epidemic prevention and control are very hard. We want to say thank you to them, for your hard work!