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Medical and Health Technologies College

Department of Medical Laboratory Technologies

قسم تقنيات المختبرات الطبية

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About the department

Vision, mission and objectives

Department of Medical Laboratory Technologies

Vision

The Department of Medical Laboratory Technologies is a key and effective means of providing the community's needs for specialized medical staff to support various health, research, and educational institutions. Moreover, it strives to invest the skills of faculty members and students in research and applied scientific studies, as well as training, awareness, and extracting technical and professional expertise in scientific and research methods suitable for the continuous development of analytical techniques.

Mission

The department strives to fulfill the needs of healthcare institutions for specialized service personnel with scientific qualifications and standards. It also aims to prepare these cadres to work in these institutions and support the private sector in this field. It also seeks to develop faculty members and students in the areas of scientific research, knowledge, and opening up new horizons for scientific cooperation with other scientific departments and related institutions to achieve further contribution and advancement in the field of advanced technological sciences.

Objectives

  1. The department strives to achieve the following objectives:
  2. Acquiring all the fundamental knowledge and skills in the field of pathology.
  3. Selecting and preparing the necessary materials for performing analytical work.
  4. Operating and maintaining all laboratory equipment.
  5. Identifying pathogens, whether bacterial, parasitic, fungal, or viral, and gaining the ability to study them.
  6. Diagnosing genetic diseases and distinguishing them from acquired diseases.
  7. Dealing with infectious and communicable diseases and how to prevent them in the laboratory by implementing occupational safety guidelines.
  8. Understanding the human aspects of patient care, which is an integral part of treatment.