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We fulfill our Vision by participating in activities that advance our knowledge and skills in Medical Laboratory Science. These activities include improving our curriculum and teaching methods. Our exchange program with Niigata University provides experiences for our majors and Niigata students in medical technology to learn about similarities and differences between the two programs.

Our Vision:

We aspire to be the top academic and technological center of Medical Laboratory Science in the world and maintain a focus on Asian-Pacific issues.

Our Mission:

EDUCATE — prepare students to become Medical Laboratory Scientists;

COLLABORATE — promote partnerships with the community to expand knowledge and resources; and

INNOVATE — discover, develop and implement advances in Medical Laboratory Science.

 

General Student Learning Outcomes

At the completion of the Medical Technology curriculum, student is able to:

  • Meet the MLS entry-level skills for each discipline as specified by the Curriculum subcommittees. Skills include pre-analytical (e.g., specimen procurement, preparation, equipment calibration), analytical (e.g., analysis, instrument operation, quality control), and post-analytical (e.g., reporting, follow up, clinical interpretations). Major disciplines within the field include Hematology/Hemostasis, Clinical Chemistry, Clinical Microbiology, Urinalysis/Body Fluids/Microscopy, Molecular Diagnostics, Immunology/Serology, Immunohematology, Phlebotomy, and Laboratory Management.
  • Demonstrate MLS entry-level knowledge of each discipline as specified by the Curriculum subcommittees. knowledge include principle of analysis, sources of error, correlations, interpretations, managing unexpected outcomes, communications.
  • Demonstrate MLS entry-level professionalism as specified by the Curriculum subcommittees, Professional traits include reliability, flexibility, integrity, ethics, initiative, and interpersonal relations.
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