B.Sc MLT course is various variants of B.Sc in relation to the laboratory technology sector. Some of the courses are
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B.Sc. in Medical Laboratory Technology (B.Sc. MLT)
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Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Technology
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A generalized version of MLT courses are
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B.Sc. Clinical Laboratory Technology
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B.Sc. X-Ray Technology
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B.Sc. ECG and Cardiovascular Technology
The course duration of B.Sc MLT is 3 years and the academic session involves lectures and practical sessions.
The minimum educational qualification required for pursuing the course is 10+2 with science subjects from a recognized board. Some institutes require a minimum 50% mark in aggregate.
Career Options and Job Opportunities After Completing B.SC MLT
There are numerous fields that offer job opportunities to MLT students. Some of the common fields are blood banking, haematology, cytotechnologist, analysis of blood and urine, immunology etc. At present, the course has multiplied in terms of what you are learning and this, in turn, multiplying the scope also. Some of the common job roles now are:
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CT scan technicians
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Pathology Technician
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Physiotherapy Technician
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MRI technicians
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Lab technologist
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Lab supervisor
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X-ray Technicians
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Lab analyst
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Dental Machine Technician
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Operation Theatre Technician
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Optical Laboratory Technician
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Renal Dialysis Technician
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Radiology Technician
A B.Sc MLT student can get a job in pathology labs, hospitals, urologist office, research labs, pharmaceuticals and many other sectors. A large number of commercial medical labs as well as pathological labs re also recruiting MLT professionals.
A student after completing B.Sc MLT can also go for higher studies in the same field.
The starting salary of MLT professionals is around 8-10K rupees per month and it increases with increasing experience. The salary also is based on several factors like the employer profile, job profile along with the qualification of the employee and the job location.
A career in MLT is very satisfying as well as challenging. Each day a technician or technologist get something to learn. If you are very much interested in the medical field then this is the perfect course for you. So, go and be part of an interesting and fascinating sector of medicine.
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