Molecular Diagnostics Certificate Program Information Session.

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Molecular Diagnostics Certificate Program Information Session

Introduction  Terry Kotrla, MS, MT(ASCP)BB Capella University

Certificate Program  The certificate consists of three courses, one offered each semester.  Individuals who meet ASCP requirements can use the coursework as the foundation for taking the certification exam.

Program Cost  Program costs can be found at: ts.php ts.php  The costs DO NOT include: Required immunizations Criminal Background Check (Clinical course only) Drug screen (Clinical course only) Scrubs (Clinical course only)

MLAB 2321 Molecular Diagnostics for Clinical Laboratory Science  This course provides a comprehensive overview of the fundamental principles of clinical molecular diagnostics and explores the use of molecular techniques in the diagnosis of disease.  Offered ONLINE only in the Spring during the 16 week semester.

BlackBoard  Online course delivery system.   Will provide detailed information of what is required each week.  You MUST be disciplined to participate in an online course.  Write your schedule down for study time AND STICK TO IT.

MLAB 2337 Molecular Diagnostics Techniques  An introduction to the theory and laboratory techniques in molecular biology with an emphasis on molecular diagnostics, including DNA replication, transcription, gene expression and regulation, recombinant DNA and RNA techniques.  Hybrid class – combination of online and on campus activities.  Lecture and lab on campus in the SUMMER semester on 4 Saturdays.

MLAB 2263 Molecular Diagnostics Clinical  Apply the theory, concepts, and skills in the clinical setting.  Assigned to local hospitals or clinics.  100 hours 40 hours at clinical site 40 hours on research paper 20 hours miscellaneous required assignments

How Difficult are the Courses?  These are college level courses covering a relatively complex topic.  Review of basic genetic such as Mendelian genetics and concepts and principles of gene transmission.  Review of nucleic acid structure and function.  In depth coverage of molecular testing.

Techniques  Principle and theory of all aspects of a molecular procedure.  Application of knowledge for each element of a procedure Calculating Temperature of Melting Determining concentrations of reactants for a procedure. Determining the sequence of primers and probes for specific targets.

Techniques  Either hands on, virtual or both Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) DNA hybridization Gel electrophoresis Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism (RFLP) Blotting techniques Microarray  Evaluation of controls to validate results

Other  Components necessary to set up a molecular laboratory. Physical lay out especially as it concerns prevention of cross- contamination Equipment necessary

Applications  Forensics  Oncology  Immunology  Hematology  Predictive Genetic Testing  Immunohematology  Pharcogenetics  Molecular Virology

Resources  A web page of resources has been started to give you an idea of what will be covered.  e.html e.html

ASCP MB Certification  This certificate will be the starting point for preparing for those eligible to take the MB certification exam. Eligibility Exam Content Suggested reading

Application Process  Complete an application.  Review Information Session materials in this presentation.  Submit the following: Completed application Completed immunization form  INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED

Additional Requirements for Clinical  DO NOT COMPLETE UNTIL TOLD TO DO SO Criminal Background check Drug Screen  Beginning Fall 2014, proof of health insurance for all health sciences students is required prior to beginning the clinical course. Visit surance.php for more information. surance.php

Health Science Admission’s Office  Address: Room Webberville Rd., Austin,  Phone Number:  Toll Free 

Questions?? Keri Brophy-Martinez Contact Info  Phone:  BEST CONTACT IS  Additional information about health science programs, including molecular, is found at: