To be medical laboratory scientist...do we need to get PhD or Msc.. I'm currently an undergraduate in medical laboratory science...but there are lots of medical laboratory technicians who get a diploma..I feel having a degree is not worth
Your degree is worth it. The pay for MLS with degrees is more than MLT with diploma. Hw, MLT, with decades of experience, may earn the same as MLS new graduate. MLS are appointed to Managerial positions. Stay focused. Don't be frustrated. While masters and pHDs are not required some of us keep refining to keep up with tone of development happening in the medical sciences field. Your degree will be fine.
You will be fine and you can migrate to other nations as medical scientist with degree and workexperience. Very hard for technicians with diploma. All the best
@haithumsayed6295 Biomedical science is a broad term that describes the basic sciences that support healthcare and public health. If you are on biomedical science, you could have a pathway to even study medicine. Medical laboratory science is a more specific field training for laboratory complex procedures that involves tests and analyses to help diagnose patients, monitor diseases, and prevent them. Biomedical scientists need more laboratory training on specific areas to be able to work as Medical Laboratory Scientists. In some university students may be admitted for biomedical science and have specialization later for laboratory work. In America, a certification exam is necessary after degrees with an internship in lab and courses, Heamatology, chemistry, microbiology, and blood banking for you to practice as a medical Laboratory Scientist
