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Overview

Course Code

HEMC110

Instructor

Aladdin Elzubeir

Credential Earned

Certificate of Completion

Course Type

Micro-Credentials

Course Length

12 weeks

Course Delivery

Hybrid

Application Method

Self-Service Application

OSAP Eligibility

No

About the Course

Hematology Micro-credential (HEMC110) is a 12-week online course that consists of weekly synchronous sessions, online content, with three (3) mandatory in-person sessions held at The Michener Institute of Education at UHN, held over three (3) weekends, for simulated lab experience.

This program is intended for medical laboratory assistants / technicians (MLA/T), with the support of their employers, who are already working in the Hematology or Biochemistry area and would like to achieve a micro-credential in Hematology.

NOTE: Successful completion of the Hematology Micro-credential for MLA course alone does not qualify an individual to become a registered Medical Laboratory Technologist with the College of Medical Laboratory Technologists of Ontario (CMLTO). We suggest you reach out to CMLTO directly to confirm what is required to become a registered MLT with them.


Course Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the course, learners will be able to:

  • Apply the principles of routine laboratory practices in accordance with laboratory safety standards
  • Perform automated and manual laboratory testing under the supervision of a Medical Laboratory Technologist (MLT); identify sources of interference, and initiate corrective actions as delegated
  • Identify, document and report deficiencies that may affect the quality of analysis
  • Demonstrate understanding of point-of-care techniques; identify sources of error, interference, and initiate corrective actions as delegated
  • Recognize malfunctions in equipment/instruments; initiate and document corrective actions
  • Apply the principles of Quality Assurance to laboratory analysis and take appropriate follow-up action where required
  • Demonstrate effective problem-solving/trouble-shooting strategies and initiate appropriate follow up actions