Course Description
A certificate course in Medical Lab Technology (CMLT) is a short-term specialized training program, typically 3 to 6 months, that provides the skills to conduct clinical laboratory tests for disease diagnosis, prevention, and treatment. The course covers theoretical knowledge and practical skills in various lab disciplines, preparing graduates to work as technicians in hospitals, clinics, and research facilities by analyzing patient samples.
What You'll Learn
Laboratory Techniques: Mastering techniques for collecting, handling, and testing various medical samples.
Diagnostic Procedures: Learning about different lab tests and procedures to help diagnose, treat, and prevent diseases.
Specialized Fields: Gaining knowledge in key areas like clinical chemistry, microbiology, hematology, and immunology.
Equipment and Quality Control: Training on how to operate and maintain lab equipment and ensure quality control procedures.
Reporting and Documentation: Understanding how to document and report test results accurately.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of a CMLT program are qualified to work in various healthcare settings, including: Hospitals and clinics, Diagnostic laboratories, Research institutions, Blood banks and veterinary hospitals, and Government health services and nursing homes.
Key Differences from Other MLT Courses
Compared to Diploma: A CMLT is a shorter, more focused program, while a Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (DMLT) is a longer, more in-depth course lasting around two years.
Compared to BSc: A Bachelor of Science (BSc) in MLT is an undergraduate degree program providing a broader and more advanced educational foundation.
Course Fee: 35,000/- INR. per year
Eligibility: 10+2 with Science from a recognized board.
Duration: 1 year
