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Medical Laboratory Science is a challenging and rewarding career choice. Working together, we provide information to physicians that saves lives. Each day there are new challenges and opportunities in the lab – we are never bored! Graduates of Colorado programs work in clinical chemistry, hematology, urinalysis, microbiology, and blood bank. Most are certified through the American Society of Clinical Pathology’s Board of Certification.Colorado is in need of MLT and MLS students to work in hospital laboratories, reference laboratories, clinics and more! All around the state, programs are accepting applications for MLT (associate level) and MLS (bachelor’s level) students.
To find out more information and/or apply to these NAACLS accredited/approved programs, click the links below: |
 A student performs a blood type and antibody screen at a local program. The blood bank is just one of the many laboratory departments that a student can work in after graduation. |
Colorado Center for Medical Laboratory Science Parkview School of Medical Laboratory Science University of Colorado Springs/CCMLS program Denver Health School of Medical Laboratory Science Laboratory Education from North Dakota |
Arapahoe Community College Colorado Mesa University Otero Junior College |
Otero Junior College |
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The following are links that students may find useful:
- ASCLS National Student Website… at this website you can join ASCLS, learn information about national scholarships, volunteer, and more!
- NAACLS is the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences. On the website you can search for schools by state or program type.
- ASCP – the American Society of Clinical Pathologists. On this website you can learn about the Board of Certification (BOC) exam, signup for the test, and order materials to help you study.
- LabCE game offers a free game to help students prepare for the ASCP Board of Certification (BOC) exam
