No license is required to practice in Indiana. An integral relationship between the program and the cytology service laboratory provides students with maximum exposure to a functioning cytology laboratory. The learning process follows a structured, logical sequence for the presentation of essential concepts and skills. Individual instruction, demonstrations, lectures, and conferences are all utilized as methods of instruction. Student inquiry and research that will foster greater understanding and possible revision of presented material are encouraged.
Opportunity is provided for the student to pursue special interests in the field of cytology.
Location of Clinicals All clinical sites for the program are located within the Indianapolis area. In addition to regular university fees, the student should expect to pay for program-related expenses. Contact program for current cost sheet. Some students have part-time jobs. Classroom facilities and faculty offices are located in the Medical Sciences Building B029.