Clinical Laboratory Technology Restricted License provide high-tech laboratory services that help diagnose and treat complex medical conditions, including cancer. These professionals work in cutting edge fields of laboratory medicine, such as:
| Toxicology | Flow Cytometry |
| Stem Cell Processes | Histocompatibility |
| Molecular Testing | Cytogenetics |
Salary and Projected Growth
Salary range: $49,695-$93,705 (Technologists)
Projected growth: faster than average
Where Could I Work?
Hospital clinical laboratories
Private industry clinical laboratories
Research, education, training
Your Interests and Abilities
Chemistry, biology, microbiology, and hematology
Understanding of lab procedures
Scientific analysis
Professional Skills
Ability to test specimens using highly specialized laboratory technology.
Ability to manage stress
Precision and organization
Education
A bachelors or higher degree in biology, chemistry, the physical sciences, or mathematics and completed of a Department approved Restricted License Training Program.
Experience
Restricted License Training Programs are offered in clinical laboratories that perform cutting edge laboratory services. Most training programs take a year to complete.
Examination
There is no licensure examination requirement. A trainee must demonstrate competency in all elements within the training program plan approved by the Department.
What Interests You?
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Tip: try searching for mentoring programs—talk to a clinical laboratory technologist or certified clinical laboratory technician about what they do and how they got started!
