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Department of Applied Science LC268 Code: LC268 Programme Level: 7 CAO Points 2016: 355 Duration: 3 years Class Contact Hours: 24 hours per week Location: Moylish Campus, Limerick Minimum Entry Requirements: Leaving Certificate: A minimum of 5 O6/H7 grades in Leaving Certificate subjects, including Mathematics and English or Irish. QQI FET/FETAC Applicants & Mature Applicants: Refer to section ‘Entry Requirements’ for further information. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Contact: Mr. Patrick Leydon, Programme Leader Tel: 061 293000 Email: patrick.leydon@lit.ie Web: www.lit.ie/Courses/LC268 AppliedScience<strong>LIT</strong> Medical Technology Bachelor of Science What is the programme about? The healthcare industry in Ireland and internationally is growing exponentially and the use of sophisticated medical technology and instrumentation has created a demand for specialized, well trained graduates in the emerging field of Medical Technology. The overall purpose of the programme is to provide students with the opportunity to pursue a multidisciplinary programme of study and meet the growing demand for technologists with specialist skills in Medical Technology. This programme will allow the student to combine a broad knowledge of science, medical, electrical/electronic principles with the specific knowledge required for the applications of medical technology as an integral member of the healthcare team. Basic Emergency Medical training is also provided as part of the programme. You may also gain a parallel award as an accredited Emergency First Responder. Who is the programme suited to? This programme is designed for students who have a keen interest in science, technology and medicine and who wish to pursue successful careers in the dynamic and fast emerging field of Medical Technology. You will have small class sizes, dedicated lecturers, and gain hands-on experience of state of the art medical technologies as they are used in hospital, healthcare and industry settings. Modules Year 1: Cell & Molecular Biology, Applied Chemistry, Principles of Medical Care, Mathematics & Information Technology, Medical Physics, Electrical Engineering Principles, Introduction to Electronics. Year 2: Anatomy & Physiology, Clinical Biochemistry & Medical Microbiology, Medical Technology & Clinical Applications I, Mathematics for Medical Technology, Medical Instrumentation & Calibration, Medical Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Electrical & Instrumentation Drawing (CAD). Year 3: Medical Management & Emergency Care (Elective 1) Medical Technology Project (Elective 2), Medical Technology and Clinical Applications 2, Quality Assurance, Validation and Statistics, Automation & Information Systems for Medical Technology, HMI & SCADA, On-site Placement & Portfolio. What can I do after the programme? The programme content has been carefully developed in conjunction with medical and industrial partners to develop a specific skill set relevant to employment in Medical Technology support roles. The programme offers you excellent employment opportunities and career prospects in key areas within the healthcare sector including Hospitals and other Healthcare Providers, in addition to industry roles in medical equipment manufacture, service, sales and distribution. Graduates may progress to the one year add-on Level 8 Honours Degree in Medical Technology. Graduates (with Year 3, Elective 1 module) will also be eligible to undertake the external examinations of the Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council and become an accredited Emergency Medical Technician. > 74 Undergraduate Prospectus 2018/2019
LC269 Department of Applied Science Code: LC269 Programme Level: 8 Duration: 4 years Class Contact Hours: 24 hours per week Location: Moylish Campus, Limerick New Programme Operating Department Practice Bachelor of Science (Honours) Ab Initio What is the programme about? The private healthcare sector in Ireland is growing rapidly and is creating a demand for graduates of Operating Department Practice to support the surgical teams within the Operating Departments. Operating Department Practitioners (ODPs) provide high standards of patient focussed care during the perioperative journey (anaesthesia, surgery and recovery). Within the role of the ODP you will be able to demonstrate the knowledge, clinical skills and technical competencies required to work safely and effectively. Safe patient care is paramount and you will work as an integral part of the multi-disciplinary theatre team providing clinical care, effectively communicating and sharing key information. A number of externally accredited parallel awards including Emergency Medical training are provided as an integral part of the programme. These include Cardiac First Responder-Advanced (CFR-A), Emergency First Responder (EFR), Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and Paediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS). A key feature of the programme is the inclusion of more than 1 Year and 4 months clinical placement in hospitals where clinical skills and competencies are developed in a structured and comprehensive manner. Who is the programme suited to? This programme is designed for students who have a keen interest in clinical practice and who wish to pursue successful careers in Operating Department Practice. You will also have a genuine interest in caring for people with an emphasis on dignity and respect. Minimum Entry Requirements: Leaving Certificate: A minimum of 2 H5 & 4 O6/H7 grades in six Leaving Certificate subjects, including Mathematics and English or Irish. QQI FET/FETAC Applicants & Mature Applicants: Refer to section ‘Entry Requirements’ for further information. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Contact: Mr. Patrick Leydon, Programme Leader Tel: 061 293000 Email: patrick.leydon@lit.ie Web: www.lit.ie/Courses/LC269 AppliedScience<strong>LIT</strong> Modules Year 1: Cell & Molecular Biology, Applied Chemistry, Principles of Medical Care, Mathematics Theory & Practice, Medical Physics, Electrical Engineering Principles. Year 2: Anatomy & Physiology, Medical Microbiology & Biochemistry, Pharmacology & Maths for Clinical Practice, Anaesthetic Practice I, Surgical Practice I, Peri/Post-Operative Care, Medical Technology In Clinical Practice I, Medical Instrumentation Performance Verification. Year 3: Anaesthetic Practice II, Surgical Practice II, Postoperative Care, Medical Technology In Clinical Practice II, Quality Assurance, Validation and Statistics, Developing the Professional & Caring Practitioner, Clinical Placement Preparation & Practice. Year 4: Clinical Placement In Anaesthetic Practice, Clinical Placement In Surgical Practice, Clinical Placement in Postoperative Care Practice, Clinical Placement In Proficiency of Practice & Preparation for Future Practice, Hospital Administration & Management In Healthcare, Work-Based Project- Evidence Based Practice. What can I do after the programme? The programme content has been carefully developed in conjunction with hospital and clinical partners to develop a specific skill set relevant to employment in Private Hospitals in the role of Operating Department Practitioner. You will work as a vital part of the Operating Department team working with surgeons, anesthetists and theatre nurses in support of the patient through all stages of their perioperative journey. Undergraduate Prospectus 2018/2019 75
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