Classroom instruction, integrated with laboratory activities, provides the foundation for student practice at UNC Hospitals and affiliated institutions. In addition, students also attend a variety of medical conferences, research seminars, and other activities scheduled by the program director. Journal review and independent study projects complete the educational program. The University will assist with securing student housing for this period. Students within the Cytotechnology Program must provide their own transportation to any of the clinical sites assigned by the Program Director.
Courses listed below are highly desirable.
Equivalent courses may be considered by the admissions committee. The program consists of 10 continuous months of instruction with integrated clinical practice and 2 months of full time clinical practice. In addition, approximately two to three hours of evening study time are necessary for preparation each day. Semester breaks and university holidays are scheduled by the Program Director and may not coincide with other University programs. I 1 Cyto.