The medical technologist is a vital member of a health care team. Advances in medicine have led to a great demand for skillfully performed laboratory tests for diagnosis of a patient's condition. Their complexity and importance require trained clinical laboratory scientists . The major responsibilities of a medical technologist include analysis of patients' samples in the areas of chemistry, hematology, microbiology, immunology and transfusion services. Individuals interested in the medical laboratory field should be interested in science, have a deep concern for people, and be able to communicate well.
Graduates can look forward to an exciting future.
The College also offers other Allied Health programs.