Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists
Education
Clinical laboratory technologists generally require a bachelor's degree in medical technology or in one of the life sciences; clinical laboratory technicians usually need an associate degree or a certificate.
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Military Training
Job training consists of classroom and on-the-job instruction, including practice in testing specimens. Training length varies depending on specialty. Course content typically includes:
- Medical laboratory procedures
- Study of human parasites and diseases
- Laboratory administration and record keeping
Certifications or Licenses
Some states require laboratory personnel to be licensed or registered. Licensure of technologists often requires a bachelor's degree and the passing of an exam, but requirements vary by state and ...
General Qualifications
Many employers prefer applicants who are certified by a recognized professional association. Associations offering certification include the Board of Registry of the American Society for Clinical ...
Knowledge
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Customer and Personal Service
- Medicine and Dentistry
- English Language
Most Common Education Levels
The level of education attained by people currently working in this career.
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