Histotechnology
The Histotechnician (HT) is responsible for processing surgical tissues, biopsies, and autopsy specimens for microscopic review by pathologists. Illnesses such as cancer or serious infections can often be detected by the arrangement of cells in a tissue sample.
Courses
- BIO 110 — Principles of Biology (4) (3,2)
- BIO 113 — Molecular & Cellular Biology (4) (3,2)
- BIO 240 — Human Anatomy and Physiology (5) (4,2)
- BIO 245 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I (4) (3,2)
- BIO 246 — Human Anatomy and Physiology II (4) (3,2)
- BIO 265 — Microbiology (4) (3,3)
- CHM 112 — Elements of Chemistry: General (5) (4,2)
- CHM 170 — Elementary Organic Chemistry (5) (4,2)
- CMS 210 — Interpersonal Communication (3) (3,0)
- ENG 101 — English Composition I (3) (3,0)
- ENG 102 — English Composition II (3) (3,0)
- HPE 112 — Intro to Medical Terminology (3) (3,0)
- HST 111 — Histotechnology Topics I (3) (2,2)
- HST 113 — Histotechnology Topics II (1) (1,0)
- HST 121 — Embedding and Cutting I (4) (1,6)
- HST 123 — Embedding and Cutting II (4) (1,6)
- HST 125 — Special Stains (3) (2,2)
- HST 131 — Histotechnology Practicum I (2) (0,6)
- HST 133 — Histotechnology Practicum II (2) (0,6)
- HUM 216 — Ethics (3) (3,0)
- MTH 097 — Plane Geometry (3) (3,0)
- MTH 098 — Intermediate Algebra (4) (4,0)
- MTH 099 — Combined Basic & Intermediate Algebra (6) (6,0)
- MTH 112 — College Algebra (4) (4,0)