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This course focuses on the fundamentals of Medical Lab Technology. It explores the components of a modern clinical lab, including methods and techniques used in the analysis of biological specimens. It introduces students to the principles and practices of clinical laboratory diagnostic testing, including techniques for specimen collection, processing, and testing. Students will explore the roles and responsibilities of clinical laboratory professionals as members of the healthcare care team. They will also learn how to operate laboratory instruments and apply standards of professional ethics and quality control in medical labs.
Graduates can work in hospital and clinical labs, research facilities, pharmaceutical companies, blood banks, and public health agencies. Roles include laboratory technicians, technologists, specialists, and supervisors.
They collect, process, and analyze blood, tissue, and other bodily fluids. This involves running tests, interpreting results, maintaining equipment, and preparing reports for doctors.
Most jobs require an associate's degree in medical laboratory technology or a related field. Some employers may prefer a bachelor's degree.
It depends on your program provider. Look for options that fit your learning style and schedule, including blended learning formats with online modules and on-site labs.
Many programs prepare you for national certification exams like MLS (Medical Laboratory Scientist) or MLT (Medical Laboratory Technician). Verify the specific certifications offered by your chosen program.
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