Hand Washing Procedures All MLTs Need To Follow
The healthcare industry is full of careers that does not involve direct patient care, but still has a positive impact on people’s health. A Medical Lab Technician (MLT) is just one example of this.
The healthcare industry is full of careers that does not involve direct patient care, but still has a positive impact on people’s health. A Medical Lab Technician (MLT) is just one example of this.
Anyone planning on becoming a professional Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) will need to become skilled in lab safety procedures.
Beginning Fall 2019, Hocking College’s Medical Lab Technician (MLT) and Medical Assisting Programs will be offering additional certifications.
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.
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.
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There is currently a documented shortage of working laboratory professionals in the U.S., and according to the latest bi-annual survey performed by the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP), laboratory professions are seeing a range of vacancy rates from about 5% for anatomic pathology departments to roughly 9% for chemistry departments.
