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Requirements for a Post-Baccalaureate
Categorical Certificate in Clinical Chemistry
EFFECTIVE FALL, 2004
The student must have a baccalaureate from a regionally
accredited college/university with a combination of 30
semester hours of biology and chemistry, including a minimum
of 16 semester hours of chemistry (the chemistry hours
may include CLSC clinical chemistry courses.) Prerequisites
include: general chemistry I/laboratory, general chemistry
II/laboratory, organic chemistry I/laboratory, biochemistry,
immunology (upper division immunology or CLSC 3065 Clinical
Immunology), statistics and human physiology. These courses
may have been completed as a part of the baccalaureate
or may be taken concurrently with courses from the curriculum
in clinical chemistry upon approval of a faculty advisor.
The Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences curriculum
in clinical chemistry includes the following:
| Summer |
x |
Credits |
Clinical Chemistry Lecture
|
CLSC 3081 |
2.5 |
Clinical Chemistry Laboratory
|
CLSC 3082 |
1.5 |
Body Fluids
|
CLSC 3010 |
2 |
|
Fall |
Clinical Chemistry Categorical Practicum
|
CLSC 4088 |
6 |
Intro to Clinical Laboratory Sciences
|
AHS 1883 or CLSC 2000 |
3 |
Intro to Molecular Diagnostics
|
CLSC 4035 |
1.5 |
Management I
|
CLSC 4092 |
1 |
Phlebotomy
|
CLSC 3001 |
0.5 |
| Spring |
Advanced Clinical Chemistry Lecture
|
CLSC 4083 |
3 |
Management II
|
CLSC 4093 |
2 |
Professional Issues
|
IND 4006 |
1 |
Hematology/Lab
|
CLSC 3051/CLSC 3052 |
5 |
Quality Assurance
|
CLSC 3011 |
1 |
| Total for Certificate |
x |
30 |
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