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PROGRAM OVERVIEW

MEDICAL LAB ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM - 2007
Allied Health
(Certificate Programs):

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Overview

Program ID - CT.AHMDL

This program prepares students to perform basic and routine laboratory procedures. The program prepares students in CPR, EKG, and phlebotomy.

Career Outlook:
Graduates of this program qualify for employment as multi-skilled workers and lab assistants who assist laboratory technicians in labs, hospitals, clinics, health maintenance organizations, and doctors’ offices.

Upon completetion of this program graduates will be able to:

  • Perform basic and routine laboratory procedures, phlebotomy, and EKG.
  • Demonstrate basic computer skills.

    Program Requirements

  • High school diploma or GED certification.
  • Attendance at information session, individual program application and interview with program staff.
  • Complete college placement tests in reading, math, and English.
  • Health insurance, completion of health form, and completion of CORI.

COURSE TITLE
COURSE NUMBER SEMESTER TAKEN CREDITS PREREQUISITES
 Principles of Clinical Practice  AHE110    3  
 Phlebotomy Theory/Lab  AHE115    3  ENG090 and MAT090 and RDG090 or placement
 Health Employment Issues  AHE104    3  
 Clinical Laboratory Procedures  AHE208    3  AHE115 or AHE201
 Practicum/Laboratory Assistant  AHE207    3  AHE115
 College Writing I  ENG111    3  ENG095 or placement and ESL098 or RDG095
 Principles of Biology I/Lab or Human Biology/Lab  BIO101 or BIO108    4  ENG095 and MAT095 and RDG095 or placement
 Chemical Science I/Lab  CHM110    4  ENG095 and MAT095 or placement
 Computer or Office Adm. Course      3  
TOTAL CREDITS     29  
 The college requires Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI) checks prior to participation in the clinical component of allied health courses in accordance with the Criminal Records Information Act: Mass. General Laws, Chapter 6 § 172-178, and regulations pursuant to these statutes. Admission to an Allied Health program does not guarantee clinical placement. The outcome of the CORI may impact the student’s ability to participate in the clinical experience. For further information, see the department chairperson.
 Students must maintain a grade of B- in AHE110 and AHE115 in order to continue in the second semester.

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