Associate of Applied Science Degree

Program Overview

The lab technician provides a variety of laboratory testing that assists an ordering physician in the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Lab technicians work in a variety of settings such as hospitals, clinics, industry, research, and private testing centers.


Program Outcomes

  1. Collect, process, and analyze urine/blood specimens and or other substances.
  2. Perform routine clinical laboratory testing(s).
  3. Demonstrate professionalism and apply legal and ethical responsibilities within the healthcare environment.
  4. Demonstrate knowledge of infection control and apply all safety practices.
  5. Demonstrate professional interpersonal, oral, and written communications to best serve the needs of patients.

FYE1110

First Year Experience is required for all students to take in year 1, fall semester. Students must receive a passing grade.


Class Sequence

Code Course Title Credits
Year 1 Fall Semester
CHM1110 Chemistry Principles I 4
ENG1110 Composition I 3
LAB1110 Basic Laboratory Techniques 3
MAT1120 Statistics 4
MED1105 Medical Terminology 2
Spring Semester
BIO2120 Microbiology 4
CHM1112/LAB1125 Chemistry Principles II/Clinical Chemistry 4
ENG1120 Composition II 3
LAB1115 Body Fluids 3
LAB1120 Hematology and Coagulation 4
Year 2 Fall Semester
BIO2125 Clinical Microbiology 4
LAB2110 Immunology and Serology 3
COM1110/COM111 Interpersonal Communications / Speech 3
MED1800 Basic Phlebotomy 5
Spring Semester
BIO2110 Anatomy & Physiology 4
LAB2115 Immunohematology 4
LAB2120 Clinical I 1
LAB2125 Seminar I 1
PSY1120 General Psychology 3
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