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Associate to Bachelor of Science Degrees Using Distance Learning Technologies from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), College of Health Related Professions www.uams.edu/CHRP Medical Technology (MT) The MLT-to-MT Distant Learning program allows medical laboratory technicians (MLT) with an associate degree who are registered by ASCP or certified by NCA to complete the bachelor of science degree in Medical Technology in approximately two years through a combination of distance education, concentrated laboratory and advanced clinical laboratory experiences. To be eligible for the program, students must submit proof of certification or registration from one of the above agencies. The MLT-to-MT program is divided into the pre-professional curriculum and the professional curriculum and takes 124 SC to complete. The pre-professional program requires a minimum of 75 SC from Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas or any regionally accredited college or university. Prior to enrollment in the professional program, students must complete 69 SC including all of the science and mathematics requirements. An additional 6 SC of general education courses may be completed after enrolling in the program and prior to graduation. Required Science & Mathematics Courses Anatomy and Physiology (or MLT courses) ...............................................4 Biology Electives or MLT Courses ..................................................................8 College Algebra ...................................................................................................3 College Chemistry &/or Clinical Chemistry ...............................................8 Microbiology or Clinical Microbiology ........................................................4 Required General Education Courses English Composition .........................................................................................6 History of Civilization or World History .......................................................6 American History ...............................................................................................3 Social Science .......................................................................................................6 Speech Communication ...................................................................................2 Fine Arts .................................................................................................................3 Humanities ............................................................................................................3 Electives (Generally fulfilled through MLT coursework) .................... 19 The professional MLT-to-MT curriculum at UAMS requires 49 SC of upper level MT courses to complete. In addition, all students are required to attend concentrated advanced-skills laboratory courses on the UAMS campus in Little Rock. The laboratory sessions are conducted in one or two week sessions each spring and/or summer. All MLT-to-MT students will need a computer with CD-ROM drive and internet access in order to view and submit course material. Students will also be required to have an e-mail address where the department can routinely contact them. After completing the courses listed above, the students will progress to advanced clinical laboratory experiences and the senior curriculum. MLT’s are allowed to demonstrate MT level clinical skill competencies in approved clinical laboratories. Additional selected experiences in clinical laboratories located in Little Rock may be required to provide advanced procedures and techniques. For further information on the MLT-to-MT program, contact Cherry Childs at (800) 981-4427 or at childsjuanitac@exchange.uams.edu. 43
Respiratory Care For those practicing professionals who have earned an RRT credential in Respiratory Care, the Department of Respiratory Care offers a B.S. Degree completion program. There are a total of 30 SC of prerequisite courses that may be taken at Phillips Community College or another accredited college or university. These courses include: Anatomy and Physiology (must cover all body systems) .................. 4 College Algebra ................................................................................................ 3 Computer Fundamentals .............................................................................. 3 Chemistry............................................................................................................ 4 English Composition ...................................................................................... 6 Microbiology ..................................................................................................... 4 Physics.................................................................................................................. 4 Speech Communication ................................................................................ 2 An additional 33 SC may be completed before, during, or after the professional program and include the following courses: History of Civilization/World History ........................................................ 6 American History or National Government............................................ 3 Social Science .................................................................................................... 6 Fine Arts .............................................................................................................. 3 Humanities ......................................................................................................... 3 Electives ..............................................................................................................12 The professional program consists of 18 SC of coursework and graduates receive 40 SC of ungraded coursework upon completion of the professional and degree requirements. The professional program is available on the Internet and Capstone clinical experiences may be completed at or near the student’s place of employment. For information on any of the Department of Respiratory Care programs, contact the departmental office at (501) 257-2348 or booneernal@exchange.uams.edu.
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