Certificate in Medical Laboratory Science
NOTICE:
St. Luke's College will not be accepting applications for the Medical Laboratory Science program in Fall 2023 for the 2024-25 academic year. Please check back for the next available class start date.
As a Medical Laboratory Scientist you will work in all areas of the laboratory including blood banking, chemistry and hematology while performing a variety of scientific, fact-finding tests used in the diagnosis of disease.
The Medical Laboratory Science program at St. Luke's College will provide 11 months of professional studies committed to classroom and practical instruction. Clinical experience in the laboratory at UnityPoint Health - St. Luke's and other health care facilities in the area will help you work with accuracy and precision while performing diagnostic tests.
Students either possess a baccalaureate degree or may be in their final year at an affiliated college/university seeking to complete their degree in Medical Laboratory Science. Upon completion of the program you will be eligible to take a national certifying examination to become a Medical Laboratory Scientist.
Medical Laboratory Science Program Resources
Medical Laboratory Science Curriculum
Major Subjects:
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Range of Semester Hours
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Clinical Microscopy/Urinalysis
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2-3
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Clinical Hematology/Coagulation
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5-8
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Clinical Microbiology
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8-12
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Clinical Serology/Immunology
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2-3
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Clinical Chemistry
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8-12
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Clinical Immunohematology
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4-6
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Specialized Units
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Range of Semester Hours
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Orientation to Medical Laboratory Science
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0-1
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Management & Supervision
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0-4
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Education Methodologies
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0-4
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Introduction to Research
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0-1
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TOTAL CREDIT HOURS
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40
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