Program Overview: The Medical Laboratory "Back to Practice" Program is a specialized initiative designed to support individuals who have had a gap in their medical laboratory training or professional practice and wish to re-enter the field. This program offers participants a comprehensive refresher course and hands-on experience to update their skills, ensuring they are prepared to contribute effectively in clinical laboratory settings.
Note: Applicant must apply to DoH Dataflow before joining the program. It is required to share Dataflow acceptance reply before starting the program.
Program Objectives:
· To provide participants with a structured refresher course on core laboratory techniques and procedures.
· To update participants on advancements in laboratory equipment, technology, and quality control measures.
· To help participants regain confidence in their laboratory skills and knowledge.
· To ensure participants are aware of current safety protocols and regulations in clinical laboratories.
· To facilitate a smooth transition back into the workforce as competent and confident medical laboratory professionals.
Program Structure:
· Refresher Courses: Participants will attend classroom-based or online refresher courses covering core laboratory techniques, equipment operation, and quality control procedures.
· Hands-on Training: Participants will actively engage in laboratory testing, instrument operation, and result interpretation under the guidance of experienced mentors.
· Safety Training: Emphasis will be placed on laboratory safety protocols, including the handling of hazardous materials.
· Professional Development: Participants will receive guidance on career re-entry, resume building, and interview skills.
· Mentorship: Participants may have access to mentorship opportunities with experienced medical laboratory professionals.
· Assessment: Participants will be assessed on their knowledge and skills through practical assessments and written exams.
Program Benefits:
· Up-to-date laboratory skills and knowledge.
· Enhanced confidence and readiness for re-entry into the field.
· Networking opportunities within the healthcare industry.
· Support and mentorship during the transition back to practice.
· Professional development and guidance.