Medical Laboratory Technology
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I personally feel that rather than doing DMLT after B.Sc, one should go for M.Sc in biochemistry or microbiology or in medical biochemistry or medical microbiology as doing this course you can still do what DMLT can do, but you also has an added advantage of go for research and other industries as this course has good scope.
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Ther is no age limit for these graduation or PG courses.
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Hi,
Depending upon ones training and qualification, MLT professionals may work as technologists or technicians at medical laboratories. One may start off by working as technician. After gaining work experience, one may rise through the posts and even become lab manager!
Some of the common job profiles available in front of graduates include-
- Lab technician
- Lab technologist
- Lab supervisor
- Lab manager
- Lab assistant Instructor/Tutor
- Lab analyst
Medical labs are where MLT professionals can be seen in action. Government hospitals, private hospitals, clinics and nursing homes having medical labs are known to recruit medical technicians. Independent c
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