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Academic Mission
The Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology program at St. Francis School of Health Sciences equips students with the foundational knowledge and practical skills required for a career in diagnostic laboratory science. This comprehensive program covers essential areas such as hematology, clinical chemistry, microbiology, and immunology, preparing graduates to perform a wide range of laboratory tests. Students will gain proficiency in specimen collection, processing, analysis, and the operation of sophisticated laboratory equipment. Emphasis is placed on quality control, laboratory safety, and ethical practices. Upon completion, graduates will be prepared to contribute effectively to patient care by providing accurate and timely laboratory results. Typical career paths include roles as medical laboratory technicians in hospitals, clinics, and private diagnostic laboratories. Key skills developed include analytical reasoning, attention to detail, and technical proficiency.
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Successfully verified on March 14, 2022 by the relevant educational authorities.
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