In addition they perform tests in hematology, clinical biochemistry, toxicology and other specialized areas, often using computerized and highly technical instruments. Medical technologists must also make decisions regarding the accuracy and validity of laboratory results. There is an immediate demand for well-trained, certified medical technologists that is expected to increase steadily over the next decade. The nursing program prepares students to help people of all age groups care for themselves in all kinds of environments and in a wide range of health and illness states. The nursing program involves two years of liberal arts coursework at BGSU and two years of theory and practice at the Medical College of Ohio in Toledo.
Admission is competitive.
BGSU also has a program for registered nurses who wish to earn a baccalaureate degree. Physical Therapy Physical therapy provides a career for students who want to work with other health care professionals in restoring maximal functional capabilities of individuals of all ages. Physical therapists work in hospitals, public health agencies, health maintenance organizations, rehabilitation and extended care facilities, public schools, governmental agencies or independent practice. Students spend three years in a pre-professional program and move on to the professional program for three years at the Medical College of Ohio. Students will receive a bachelor's degree in applied health science at the end of their fourth year.