About Us
The
Colorado Center for Medical Laboratory Science is committed to meeting
the clinical laboratory workforce needs of the geographic region. Our
mission is to provide excellence in education through activities that
support quality clinical practice. The Center accomplishes this by providing
innovative curricula and working in partnership with academic institutions
and clinical laboratories in the Rocky Mountain West.
The Colorado Center for Medical Laboratory Science is a program of The
Colorado Health Foundation and was established in 1962 under the auspices
of St. Lukes Hospital. In 1983 the program came under the joint
sponsorship of Presbyterian and St. Lukes Medical Centers. In March
1988 the School moved to The PSL Center for Health Sciences Education.
In 1995 the school sponsor became HealthONE Alliance which was formed
to reflect the organizations expanded role as a partner with seven
Denver metro area hospitals. Today The Colorado Center for Medical Laboratory
Science reflects both its historical roots and its affiliations with the
regions laboratory community.
About the Program
The Colorado Center for Medical Laboratory Science offers BS-level professional
programs in clinical laboratory science/medical technology.
- Students may enter the curriculum after completing the BS/BA degree,
OR from affiliated colleges and universities
during the senior year
- Lecture and laboratory
courses are offered fall and spring terms in the School's teaching
facilities
- The clinical curriculum are offered winter and summer terms in "community
partner" laboratories throughout the Denver-metro area, Colorado
and Wyoming
- Placements during clinical rotations provide students with access
to employment contacts after graduation
- Most of our graduates begin their careers in laboratories in the
geographic area thus helping address the critical shortage of laboratory
scientists in this locale
Presbyterian St. Lukes Medical Center near downtown Denver serves
as the School campus, providing space for teaching laboratories and classrooms.
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