What is Medical Laboratory Technology?
A Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) is a professional who supports medical diagnoses and treatment by conducting laboratory tests. These technicians play a vital role in collecting information, analyzing body fluids and tissues, and reporting results that are crucial for patient diagnosis and health management. The diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology equips students with the skills necessary to perform these critical functions.
Eligibility
12th standard pass with 60% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
Highlights
The program offers a robust curriculum designed to provide in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience in medical laboratory practices. Students benefit from learning under qualified and experienced faculty members who guide them through various aspects of medical testing, including blood testing, biochemical analysis, and microbiological examinations. The training also encompasses proper handling and maintenance of laboratory equipment and safety practices.
Core Modules
The curriculum covers a range of foundational and specialized topics, including:
- Basic Medical Sciences
- Clinical Biochemistry
- Medical Microbiology
- Hematology
- Blood Banking
- Clinical Pathology
- Immunology
- Laboratory Management and Ethics
- Quality Control in Laboratory Settings
These modules are designed to prepare students for a career in various medical and research laboratories, where they can contribute significantly to the healthcare system by aiding in the accurate diagnosis and treatment of diseases.
