How to Determine if a Career in Laboratory Science is Right For You?
Are you considering pursuing a career in laboratory science, but still have some questions you need answered before making your final decision?
Are you considering pursuing a career in laboratory science, but still have some questions you need answered before making your final decision?
Have you ever wondered what kind of jobs you can get with an associate degree in laboratory sciences? The following are two examples of positions that are open to graduates who pursue a degree in this field.
A degree in laboratory sciences can assist students in obtaining employment at hospital labs, clinics, forensic labs, veterinary clinics, industrial research labs, and molecular biotechnology labs as medical laboratory technicians (MLT).
Are you interested in a career in health care? If so, have you considered becoming a medical laboratory technician (MLT)? MLTs are laboratory’s generalists who work under the supervision of pathologists or laboratory technologists/scientists.
Even though more than half of the U.S. states and the District of Columbia have legalized cannabis in some form, the word cannabis still has a bad rap for some. However, there are several benefits to the cannabis plant, especially for those with physical and mental conditions.
Hocking College was recently awarded a provisional license as a medical cannabis testing laboratory by the Ohio Department of Commerce (ODC). The lab will function under the direction of Jonathan Cachat Ph. D., who was named the school’s Director of Laboratory Science & Undergraduate Research in September 2017.
