| Students
choosing the 4+1 Cytotechnology Option spend four years completing
studies on the University campus and then receive a bachelor's degree
in Clinical Laboratory Science with an Option in Cytotechnology.
Although hospital training is not a requirement for this degree,
these graduates are encouraged to complete a cytotechnology clinical
practicum at a CAAHEP-accredited hospital. This qualifies them to
take an examination that, successful completion of, grants national
certification as a Cytotechnologist.
During the four
years these students spend on campus, they complete the same fundamental
and specialty courses as students in the 3+1 Cytotechnology Option.
The clinical practicum, if completed, is also the same. The difference
between this and the 3+1 Cytotechnology Option is that students
selecting the 4+1 Option have an additional year of on-campus education
allowing access to additional studies in biochemical research, microscopy,
and management. Coursework, available to 4+1 Cytotechnology students,
includes Molecular Biology Techniques, Introduction to Transmission
Electron Microscopy, Biological Ultrastructure, and Clinical Laboratory
Administration and Management. Affiliated with CAAHEP accredited
programs in Wisconsin and Minnesota
Your
advisor will help you put together a course plan to meet your goals. |