MLT to BHS

FOR THE PRACTICING TECHNICIAN

The MLT to BHS program is designed for licensed medical laboratory technicians who wish to pursue a Bachelor of Health Science in Medical Laboratory Science and want to advance their education. Graduates of the medical laboratory science program will qualify for employment in a variety of settings such as education, supervision, or management positions, and technical consultants.

CURRICULUM HIGHLIGHTS

The general education courses offered at Baptist University allow for flexibility in scheduling. Candidates have to complete 65 hours to include 16 hours in natural sciences and 16 hours in chemistry. Please review the college website or catalog for specific course requirements.

Once admitted into the MLS program, candidates will begin the MLS courses in January and complete the program in December.

The MLT to BHS curriculum will provide students with a quality academic and professional environment. Upon completion of the BHS in MLS degree, graduates are eligible to sit for the national certification examination in the category of medical laboratory scientist. The program can be completed within one year upon receipt of the professional block credits.

 

MLT TO BHS SAMPLE DEGREE PLAN

PROFESSIONAL BLOCK CREDIT

The MLT to BHS curriculum/degree can be completed within one year upon receipt of the professional block credits (20 credit hours).

Course Credit Hours
MLS 302 Urinalysis          3
MLS 322 CLN Lab Tech         2
MLS 310 Coagulation         3
MLS 307 CLN Immunology         3
MLS 315 Hematology I          3
MLS 340 Intro to CLN Practicum         3
MLS 411 Clinical Practicum I         3

Applicants must submit proof/documentation of an active, unencumbered MLT certification from a national certification agency recognized by the Tennessee Medical Laboratory Board.

God's Blessings

Love the Lord you God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.  This is the first and greatest commandment.  And the second is like it:  Love your neighbor as yourself.

Matthew 22:37-38