B.Sc in Clinical Laboratory Science – Oasis College Of Design & Technology

B.Sc. CLS (Clinical Laboratory Science)

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PROGRAMME TENURE
CAREER PATHS AFTER GRADUATION

The B.Sc. CLS (Clinical Laboratory Science) program is A Bachelor of Science in Clinical Laboratory Science (B.Sc. CLS) degree focuses on preparing students for careers in medical laboratories. These professionals, also known as Medical Laboratory Scientists (MLS) or Medical Technologists (MT), perform and interpret various laboratory tests to aid in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases
Key areas of study within a B.Sc. CLS program include:

Clinical Chemistry:

Analyzing body fluids to measure chemical components and detect abnormalities.

Hematology:

Studying blood and blood-forming tissues to diagnose and monitor blood-related diseases.

Microbiology:

Identifying disease-causing microorganisms like bacteria, viruses, and fungi.

Immunology:

Examining the body’s immune system and its response to diseases.

Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine:

Ensuring safe blood transfusions by matching blood types and screening for infectious diseases.

Molecular Diagnostics:

Utilizing molecular techniques to diagnose diseases and track genetic markers.

Urinalysis:

Analyzing urine samples to detect kidney and urinary tract issues.

Laboratory Management and Quality Control:

Ensuring accuracy, reliability, and safety in laboratory testing procedures

Duration: 3 Years (6 Semesters) U. G. Degree. Mode: Full-Time | Undergraduate Programme
ELIGIBILITY : Educational Qualification: 10+2 pass in stream –only Science National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) Minimum Eligibility – 45%

· Clinical Laboratory Scientist/Technologist: Perform a wide range of laboratory tests on patient samples to detect and diagnose diseases.
· Laboratory Supervisor/Manager: Oversee the operations of a clinical laboratory, including staffing, quality control, and regulatory compliance.
· Research Scientist: Conduct research in academic or industry settings, contributing to the development of new diagnostic methods and treatments.
· Quality Assurance/Quality Control Specialist: Ensure the accuracy and reliability of laboratory testing procedures.
· Technical Representative/Sales Specialist: Represent companies that manufacture or distribute laboratory equipment and supplies.
· Infection Control Officer: Work to prevent and control the spread of infections in healthcare settings.
· Educator/Trainer: Teach and train other laboratory professionals.
· Forensic Scientist: Analyze evidence in criminal investigations.
· Blood Bank Technologist: Specialize in blood collection, testing, and transfusion services.
· Histotechnologist: Prepare tissue samples for microscopic examination.
· Cytotechnologist: Examine cells for abnormalities and diseases.
· Molecular Biologist: Analyze DNA and RNA to diagnose genetic disorders and infectious diseases.
· Public Health Laboratory Technician: Work in public health agencies to monitor and control disease outbreaks.
· Biobank Technician: Manage and maintain biological samples for research purposes.
· Laboratory Information Systems Specialist: Manage and maintain the computer systems used in laboratories

B.Sc. CLS (Clinical Laboratory Science)

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