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Medical Laboratory Technology Program Outcomes
THREE-YEAR PROGRAM OUTCOMES |
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2022 |
2023 |
2024 |
3-YEAR AVERAGE |
Certification Pass Rates |
86% |
100% |
67% |
84% |
Graduation Rates |
88% |
67% |
75% |
76% |
Graduate Placement Rates |
100% |
100% |
100% |
100% |
STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES - ENTRY LEVEL COMPETENCIES |
Upon completion of the program and at initial employment, the medical laboratory technician should be able to demonstrate the following entry level competencies:
(The method of evaluating the achievement of the competency is stated following each competency.)
ENTRY LEVEL COMPETENCY |
METHOD OF EVALUATION |
Collect specimens, determine specimen acceptability, and process biological specimens for analysis. |
lab practical / clinical evaluation, employer surveys |
Perform analytical tests on body fluids, cells and other products with accuracy and precision. |
lab practicals/ clinical evaluation/ employer survey |
Prepare and select necessary reagents, controls, and instruments used in routine procedures. |
lab practicals / clinical evaluation |
Describe the principle of basic laboratory procedures. |
lecture exams/ clinical evaluation/ certification exam |
Recognize factors that affect procedures and results and take appropriate action within predetermined limits when corrections are indicated. |
lecture exams/clinical evaluation/certification exam, employer surveys |
Perform new procedures and techniques using acquired skills and basic scientific principles. |
clinical evaluation, employer surveys |
Identify normal and abnormal results and relate laboratory findings to common disease processes and treatment. |
lecture exams/ clinical evaluation/ certification exam, employer surveys |
Perform and monitor quality control. Take appropriate measures when quality control is not within predetermined limits. Describe means of assessing quality assurance. |
clinical evaluation/ certification exam, employer surveys |
Calculate results from supplied and/or obtained data. |
lecture exams/ clinical evaluation/ certification exam |
Following instruction the graduate should be able to perform preventative and corrective maintenance of equipment and instruments or refer to appropriate source for repairs. |
clinical evaluation, employer surveys |
Demonstrate professional and ethical conduct. Demonstrate interpersonal communication skills with patients, laboratory personnel, and other health care professionals, and with the public. |
clinical evaluation, employer surveys |
Recognize the responsibilities of other laboratory and health care personnel and interact with them with respect for their jobs and patient care. |
clinical evaluation, employer surveys |
Recognize and act upon individual needs for continuing education as a function of growth and maintenance of professional competence. |
voluntary attendance of seminars and clinical laboratory conventions, and demonstrating other means of staying current in the field, employer surveys, membership in professional organizations. |
Adheres to appropriate safety and infection control policies and procedures. |
Exams, student lab, clinical, employer surveys |
Describe and abide by rules and regulations of clinical laboratory enforcement agencies. |
Exams, employer surveys |
Demonstrate or describe the process of data analysis and transfer using laboratory information systems. |
clinical evaluation, employer surveys |
Explain and demonstrate technical procedures and policies to students, lab personnel, or other health care workers. |
student lab, employer surveys |
Organize and prioritize work. Work under pressure of time and work volume, without sacrificing accuracy. |
clinicals, employer surveys |
Reviewed and approved by MLT Advisory Committee April 13, 2018