
The Master of Science (MS) in Medical Laboratory Science program at PCOM prepares graduates for crucial roles in healthcare, providing essential diagnostic services. Medical laboratory scientists, also known as medical technologists, perform a wide range of tests on blood and body fluids. Their accurate and reliable results are vital for physicians in diagnosing and treating diseases, including cancers, anemias, and infectious processes. The field encompasses five major disciplines: clinical hematology and coagulation, clinical chemistry, immunohematology, medical microbiology, and urinalysis and body fluids, all of which are covered in the program.
Graduates are prepared for careers in medical laboratory science, contributing to patient care by providing accurate diagnostic results. The field offers diverse employment settings.
Post-Professional program applicants must be certified by either ASCP or AMT.
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National Accreditation Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS) for the degree program prerequisite.