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Health and Rehabilitative Sciences - Allied Health Programs

CLAB students and instructors

Clinical Laboratory Technology - CLAB

(formerly Medical Laboratory Technology)

Flanagan Campus


Tremendous advances in modern medicine have resulted in an ever increasing demand for diagnostic laboratory tests, and the complexity of laboratory sciences today requires a highly trained technician to carry out these intricate analyses. The Clinical Laboratory Technician Program prepares the student to enter this interesting and rewarding field.

This program provides the didactic and laboratory preparation required for a student to work under supervision in a hospital or a public or private health laboratory, performing a wide variety of blood, chemical, microbiological, immunological and other clinical laboratory tests. The student undertakes three semesters of preparation at the Community College and two semesters at an affiliated site where clinical practices are performed under the supervision of qualified, registered, professional personnel. The techniques of the operation, care and maintenance of the latest equipment are emphasized throughout the clinical and academic experiences.

This program is accredited by the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (8410 West Bryn Mawr Ave./Suite 670, Chicago, IL 60631, 773.714.8880.) Upon successful completion of this program, the student receives an Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree and is eligible to take a national certification exam for CLT given by recognized agencies. CLTs are licensed in the State of Rhode Island.

Technical standards: These standards give a sense of the physical requirements, psychomotor skills and affective behaviors associated with a particular occupation. The physical activity (Strength) level for Clinical Laboratory Technician (078.381-014) is classified as "Light" by the Department of Labor in The Dictionary of Occupational Titles.

Admission Requirement: See Admissionsarrow ; High school transcript or General Equivalency Diploma (GED)

Program Requirements: All students must earn a grade of at least C in all MLTC courses and maintain a GPA of 2.00 to remain in the program. Students who do not maintain the expected level of academic progress will become program dismissals.

Background Check: A criminal background check will be done for all students entering health programs.  See

Program faculty reserve the right to require withdrawal of any student from the program or to refuse reinstatement based on the student’s academic, clinical or behavioral performance.

Course No. Course Title Credits Class Hours Lab Hours Clinical Hours Prerequisites Recommended Sequence
General Education Requirements
ENGL 1010 Composition I 3 3 0   Placement testing 1
MATH 1700
or

MATH 1200
Algebra for Technology

College Algebra
3 4 0   MATH 0600 or equivalent 1
PSYC 2010 General Psychology 3 3 0     1
BIOL 1001 Intro. to Biology - Organismal 4 3 3     2
CHEM 1030 General Chemistry I 5 4 3   Placement testing 2
COMI 1100 Introduction to Computers 3 3 1     3
  Liberal Arts elective
(not a math or science)
3 3 0     5

 

Course No. Course Title Credits Class Hours Lab Hours Clinical Hours Prerequisites Recommended Sequence
Major Requirements - Students must be accepted in the Program before taking any Major Requirements.
MLTC 1210 Intro to Clinical Laboratory Science 3 2 2     2
MLTC 1120 Clinical Immunology/Serology 3 2 3     2
MLTC 1150 Urinalysis 3 2 2     2
MLTC 1110 Bacteriology 4 2 4     3
MLTC 1160 Immunohematology 3 2 3   MLTC 1120 3
MLTC 1130 Phlebotomy for Clinical Lab Tech I 1 2 2   Enrolled in CLAB or dept. permission 3
MLTC 1190 Fundamentals of Clinical Chemistry 2 2 0     3
MLTC 1930 Phlebotomy for Clinical Lab Tech II
(1 wk/40 hrs)
1 0   40 MLTC 1130 4
MLTC 1940 Clinical Immunology/ Immunohematology 4 4 wks   160 MLTC 1120 & 1140 4
MLTC 1950 Clinical Urinalysis 2 2 wks   80 MLTC 1150 4
MLTC 1960 Introduction to Laboratory Information 1 2 2   COMI 1110 4
MLTC 2110 Clinical Microbiology I 4 2 4   MLTC 1110 or dept. permission 5
MLTC 2120 Hematology 4 2 6     5
MLTC 2190 Clinical Chemistry I 5 3 6   MLTC 1190 or dept. permission 5
MLTC 2910 Clinical Microbiology II 4 5 wks   160 MLTC 2110 6
MLTC 2920 Clinical Hematology 4 4 wks   128 MLTC 2120 6
MLTC 2930 Clinical Laboratory Science Seminar 2 3 0     6
MLTC 2990 Clinical Chemistry II 4 4 wks   128 MLTC 2190 6
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