Pre-Medical Laboratory Scientist
Medical Laboratory Scientist as a career
Medical laboratory science professionals (also called clinical laboratory scientists or clinical laboratory technicians) are highly skilled scientists who discover the presence or absence of disease and provide data that help physicians determine the best treatment for the patient. Although they are not often personally involved with patients, medical laboratory scientists and technicians play a crucial role in the process of providing personalized care. They generate vitally important data for identifying and treating cancer, heart disease, diabetes and many other health conditions.
(source: Explore Health Careers - Clinical Laboratory Scientist
Other helpful links:
- Meet with the Pre-Health Professions Coordinator each semester and join the Pre-Medical Laboratory Science Email List.
- Review the suggested U of I coursework for students interested in Medical Laboratory Sciences.
- Apply for the U of I B.S. Medical Science degree program with the College of Science.
U of I Pre-Medical Professions Resources
- Center for Volunteerism & Social Action
- Education Abroad Program
- Lending Library pdf
- Letters of Recommendation Guidelines pdf
- Professional Development Activities Log docx
- Self Assessment and Planning Worksheet docx
- U of I Course Catalog
- U of I Research Opportunities
- U of I Scholarships
- Virtual Pre-Health Shadowing
- Applications During COVID-19