B.Sc MLT or Medical Microbiology or M Sc in Medical Sciences with minimum 50% marks in aggregate. Course contents: Good laboratory practice, handling of basic laboratory equipments, clinical pathology, hematology, blood banking, medical microbiology, diagnostic serology, clinical biochemistry, histology, cytology, clinical virology, clinical parasitology, clinical mycology, immunology, hospital management and organization, biostatistics and computer applications.
Duration
- 2 years 4 semesters
Eligibility
- B.Sc MLT or Medical Microbiology or M.Sc in Medical Sciences with minimum 50% marks in aggregate.
Future Prospects
The physician of today is over worked professionally. It is also established that many of the functions of a physician can be performed by biomedical professionals, if given relevant education and training. One such professional is a ‘Medical Lab Technologist’ who carries out pathological laboratory work. A trained pathologist can work in many discrete and diverse areas. He can act as a consultant to a physician and a patient alike.
Further Information
An Autonomous College