As a milk technician, you work in the NICU unit of a hospital to prepare and distribute human milk and formula to infants. In this role, you label each serving, ensure proper storage of milk and formula, and monitor additives required for special cases. Milk technicians frequently work alongside nurses and dietitians and help fulfill any special requests set out by patients. You may also process paperwork, maintain daily inventory, sanitize work areas, and interact with patients as needed. Milk technicians often work in rotating shifts to care for infants 24/7, so employers may ask you to work nights, weekends, or holidays as necessary.