Others are employed in physicians' private laboratories and clinics, by city, state, and federal health agencies, in industrial medical laboratories, in pharmaceutical firms, and in numerous public and private research programs dedicated to the study of specific diseases as well as faculty of accredited programs preparing medical laboratory personnel.
Salaries vary depending on the employer and geographic location.
Clinical Laboratory Scientist Certified by the National Certification Agency for Clinical Laboratory Personnel. Following completion of this basic degree the individual may choose to specialize in additional areas such as cytotechnology, hematology, forensic medicine, or blood banking. Organic Biochemistry and 3124 Quantitative Analysis. Computer Science .