Clinical Laboratory Science Day

Drop by the Kansas Union October 21 for Clinical Laboratory Science Day No need to travel to KU Medical Center in Kansas City to learn about the third largest healthcare profession in the United States. While often referred to as the "hidden heroes" of healthcare because they work behind the scenes, clinical laboratory...

Drop by the Kansas Union October 21 for Clinical Laboratory Science Day No need to travel to KU Medical Center in Kansas City to learn about the third largest healthcare profession in the United States. While often referred to as the "hidden heroes" of healthcare because they work behind the scenes, clinical laboratory science professionals are massive in scale. In the United States alone, the workforce numbers more than 330,000 active practitioners. Stop by the Kansas Union this Wednesday, October 21, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the lobby area (level 4) to make new connections from KU Medical Center, gather information and get your free SWAG. Look for the set up similar to the event picture! Is a bachelor's degree in clinical laboratory science right for you? It may be perfect for you if you ... ✓ Have a strong interest in science, especially biology and chemistry.✓ Have a strong desire to help people.✓ Like challenges and responsibility.✓ Like to solve problems and puzzles.✓ Are a team player.✓ Work well under pressure.✓ Are self-motivated and detail oriented.✓ Are willing to persevere to find the right answer. This degree is also an excellent steppingstone for graduate and professional academic programs in other fields such as genetic counseling, M.D., and physician's assistant programs. The KU Med Advantage You'll take clinical laboratory science courses at the KU Medical Center campus in Kansas City, Kansas. The program is nationally accredited, and graduates are qualified to sit for national board certification exams offered by the American Society for Clinical Pathology. Tuition Assistance MetroRate: Missouri students qualify for Kansas in-state tuition for this academic program, if your official home residence is in one of the following counties: Bates, Buchanan, Cass, Clay, Clinton, Henry, Jackson, Johnson, Lafayette, Platte or Ray. More info. U-CHaMP: the Underserved Communities Have a Medical Provider (U-ChaMP) program provides students from underserved backgrounds an opportunity to enroll in an academic program in the School of Health Professions. Students will gain leadership skills, receive unique mentoring and advising opportunities, enjoy immersive clinical experiences and become eligible to apply for a substantial scholarship. Learn more. Stop by and say "Hi" to Alex and pick up KU SWAG! Wednesday, October 21 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Kansas Union, Level 4 For any questions contact Alex Lopez at alopez12@kumc.edu