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Medical Technology
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Pamela B. Lonergan, MS MT (ASCP)SC, Assistant Professor/Program
Director
pblonergan@nsu.edu -- 757/823-9459 |
A program designed to prepare students to meet competencies required
to become a medical technologist/clinical laboratory scientist. The
program includes instruction in the performance of laboratory tests, their interpretation
and their correlation in determining the absence, presence, and extent
of diseases.
Students completing this program will be awarded the
Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Technology, and are eligible to
take
a national certifying examination.
The Medical Technology Program is accredited by:
National Accrediting
Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS)/ http://www.naacls.org.
5600 N. River Road Suite 720
Rosemont, IL 60018-5119.
Curriculum
Criteria for Admission — Medical
Technology Professional Phase
(preclinical and clinical portions)Upon admission to Norfolk State University, the student may declare
Medical Technology as a major. Students including transfer students,
must first complete all courses comprising the pre-professional phase
of the curriculum before seeking admission to the professional phase.
All of the documents should be placed in a sealed envelope
and mailed to:
Pamela B. Lonergan MS MT (ASCP) SC
Director Medical Technology Program
Norfolk State University
700 Park Avenue
Norfolk, VA 23504
or deliver to: Department of Nursing and Allied Health, Allied Health
Division office, James Bowser Building (JBB) Room 106 to the Attention of Pamela
B. Lonergan
Essential Functions for Admission
At the time of the admission, applicants are given a copy
of the Medical Technology Program's
Technical Standards.
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