Careers in the biomedical analysis laboratory
Enable students, trainees and recent graduates to understand how a medical laboratory is actually organised, identify its main professions and better shape their career plans.
An introduction to the general organisation of a medical laboratory, its different sections, its professionals and their responsibilities. Participants understand the place of the laboratory in the care pathway and identify the training, career development and specialisation opportunities that match their profile.
- Explain the main missions of a medical laboratory
- Place the laboratory within the patient’s care pathway
- Describe the general organisation of a laboratory
- Identify its departments and main technical sections
- Recognise the professionals who work in the laboratory
- Distinguish their roles, responsibilities and limits of practice
- Understand the relationships between the different professions
- Identify the skills expected in the workplace
- Define an initial career direction consistent with your profile
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Day 1
Understanding how the laboratory is organised and choosing your path
7 modules · 8 h
Provide a certificate of enrolment for students currently in training. Or provide a copy of your diploma for recent graduates. No prior professional experience is required.
- Students in biomedical analysis
- Students in medical biology
- Students in biomedical sciences
- Students in health sciences
- Laboratory trainees
- Recent graduates wishing to better understand real-world practice
This programme strengthens skills and employability; it is not an automatic promise of recruitment.
