Immunohematology for Medical Laboratory

Immunohematology for Medical Laboratory Technicians Sheryl Whitlock
Publisher: Delmar Cengage Learning

Are required to take theory and lab classes in areas that may include: Organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, clinical chemistry, biology, microbiology and bacteriology, immunology and hematology, cytotechnology and molecular biology, mathematics, anatomy and physiology, and immunohematology. When physicians and other health care professionals order laboratory exams to assess patients' health, a medical technologist is responsible for the analysis of specimens collected. Blood banking and phlebotomy skills a plus but not required. A career as a clinical or medical laboratory technologist or technician might just be the job for you. Here at Technician Some branches of these are clinical chemistry techs, microbiology techs, blood bank techs or immunohematology techs, cytotechnologists, molecular biology techs, and immunology techs. Currently have a Medical Laboratory Technician license or have graduated from an accredited two-year associate's Medical Laboratory degree program and in the process obtaining licensure. Perform preventative maintenance, troubleshoot when indicated. How about searching for the reasons people get sick and helping to make them better? A minimum of six Accurately perform test in the area of Immunohematology, Hematology, and Chemistry and other clinical test as needed. Do you love science and hands on work?