Outcomes
Collect and process biological specimens for clinical laboratory testing, understanding all aspects of specimen integrity.
Have communication skills sufficient to serve the needs of patients, the public, and members of the health care team.
Understand importance of continuing professional development.
Perform routine clinical laboratory tests and analyze results.
Recognize factors that affect procedures and results and take appropriate action within predetermined limits when corrections are indicated.
Prepare reports, keep accurate records, and communicate results both manually and by utilizing computers.
Relate laboratory findings to common disease processes.
Perform and monitor quality control within predetermined limits, resolving any problems that occur.
Perform preventative and corrective maintenance of equipment and instruments or refer to appropriate sources for repairs.
Comply with safety and governmental regulations.
Possess knowledge and skills in the principles and practices of professional conduct.
Program Requirements
Major Courses
For non-clinical online courses, students must meet for biweekly laboratory sessions at KCC.
In MEDT 2316 and MEDT 2326, the student will spend four consecutive days each week (32 hours/week) in affiliated hospitals in the spring semester.
General education
Total Credit Hours: 67
Suggested Course Sequence
0-15 credit hours
16-30 credit hours
31-45 credit hours
46-60+ credit hours
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