- demonstrate proper techniques to obtain capillary and venous blood specimens
- apply appropriate specimen handling and transportation techniques
- demonstrate knowledge of infection control and safety practices, and follow established guidelines and regulations
- understand the importance of specimen collection in the overall patient care system
- identify inadequate specimens
- use the computer technology applications to interact with laboratory information systems
- demonstrate professional interpersonal, oral, and written communications skills
- collect the appropriate specimen for the ordered analytical test(s)
- perform in a safe manner that minimizes risk to patients, self, and others
- demonstrate professional conduct and apply legal, social, and ethical responsibilities within the health care environment.
Additionally, graduates of this program complete a clinical experience that links what they learn in the classroom and laboratory setting with real-world situations and challenges. This practicum consists of 120 hours of hands-on clinical duties at one of the College's many health care clinical affiliates. |
