How to Become a Clinical Lab Scientist! ( CLS / MLS )

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  • @regaininglife9084
    @regaininglife9084 2 года назад +25

    If you have a BS in biology, what do you need from here to become a CLS?

  • @Mainly-boy-outdoors
    @Mainly-boy-outdoors 5 месяцев назад

    Thank you for posting this.

  • @MacyPooh196
    @MacyPooh196 8 месяцев назад +6

    At my college, MLS is its own degree, so it’s the first 3 years of a Biological Science degree and the last year is just clinicals and classes particularly for MLS. Luckily I already was a bio major before I changed to a MLS major so I had most of it done. I’m finishing it up now and can apply for the last year of the program soon.

  • @BrazenFinesse
    @BrazenFinesse 9 месяцев назад

    This was very helpful THANK YOU

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  9 месяцев назад

      Glad I could help!😊

  • @vincentsanchez7603
    @vincentsanchez7603 2 месяца назад

    Currently have 100 units. Only need about 2 more years of school plus the one more year of cls training and I’m set to make big moneyyyyyy I’m excited

  • @mr.truffles9294
    @mr.truffles9294 3 года назад +4

    Hello, love the way you teach. Hoping you will consider discussing Arterial Blood gas

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  3 года назад +1

      Hi, please checkout my video on the oxygen dissociation curve that does touch concepts that are helpful in studying blood gas. 😊
      ruclips.net/video/NxXsL4dCBA0/видео.html

    • @mr.truffles9294
      @mr.truffles9294 3 года назад

      @@ReaNav Thank you😊

  • @beni10296
    @beni10296 Год назад

    Thank God I got my degree in the Phils and made WES evaluate my transcript then take AMT(MLS) here in US. I already took ASCP before in the PH, i just need 5yrs exp to convert mine to US ASCP

  • @Lab_Tech_Ai_Tuhin
    @Lab_Tech_Ai_Tuhin 2 года назад +1

    Hello there, I like to watch your Video and all of your videos are very informative. By the way i am currently studying Bsc Laboratory Medicine In Bangladesh . so its very helpful for me to see your videos .

  • @ambitiousbeauty1013
    @ambitiousbeauty1013 Год назад +1

    What state has the easiest and fastest route to become a lab scientist? I travel so I can move out of state to go to a program.

  • @jayadev25
    @jayadev25 2 года назад +1

    Would you happen to know many clinical practice hours were filled on each component by your University?? My graduation is in Microbiology. Additionally I have done 2 year diploma in lab technology. So I want to make sure I meet the requirements.Thanks in advance

  • @bonne_vie
    @bonne_vie 3 года назад +1

    Please do body fluid cell differential. I just found your channel so sorry if you already did it I will look.

  • @Edwin-xz4ck
    @Edwin-xz4ck 3 года назад +5

    I’m taking my MLS ASCP exam in two weeks. Wish me luck. 🥲🥺

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  3 года назад +1

      Good luck!!😊

  • @edwinkenani8445
    @edwinkenani8445 Год назад

    Thanks

  • @daisyb9543
    @daisyb9543 3 года назад +2

    what college did you go to complete the CLS program prereqs? and what program did you attend?

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  3 года назад +2

      I went to SFSU, and I did BS in Biology with concentration in Microbiology Clinical Science track. I did the CLS program there as well.

  • @burnt.norton
    @burnt.norton 3 месяца назад

    hii! im currently doing a B.S. in microbial biology at berkeley, but some of the CLS prereqs like hematology & clinical chem are only offered here virtually. do you think these classes might be looked down upon by CLS programs since the labs are entirely virtual?
    P.S. your videos are so helpful! ❤️❤️

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  3 месяца назад

      It should be fine, try contacting the CLS programs you are interested in applying they should be able to give you a more concrete answer with regards to their prerequisite classes. Goodluck and I hope you get in a program. 😊

  • @egbeetah4032
    @egbeetah4032 Год назад

    I was wondering is it still possible with not the best grades I'm in my second year but my last semester didn't go as well as I had hoped

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  Год назад

      As long as it’s not the prerequisite classes I think you still have hope. If you have a program you are interested in best to contact the program coordinator to see where you are at and what you can do to get in, best of luck! 😊

  • @quasimojo7252
    @quasimojo7252 Год назад

    another question what is the difference between technician and cls? Do they make difference in salary? Thank you so much

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  Год назад

      Depends where you are but in California there is a big difference in MLT vs CLS salary. CLS get paid a bit more, they are able to run high complexity testing while MLT could not, thus there is more demand for CLS than MLT. Again I can only speak for the northern CA region.

  • @succulus7276
    @succulus7276 11 месяцев назад

    Would a degree in Biochemistry work to get me in this career? The university I go to does not offer a degree in medical lab sciences but I’ve heard that a degree Biochemistry or Biology would qualify me for this job.

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  11 месяцев назад +1

      It depends on your location and where you are trying to apply. For example, In California, they require an MLS license and that requires getting into a CLS program after a bachelor’s degree. While in Texas, there are programs where the upper division classes are already pre reqs for applying for the license and built into a 4 year curriculum for a Bachelor’s degree. Know the requirements of the program you are looking to get into. You are going to need the license if you are interested in becoming a CLS/MLS, on top of a Bachelor’s degree.

  • @apdroidgeek1737
    @apdroidgeek1737 2 года назад

    Do i need to love chemistry for this job? I hate math and chemistry >.< though i actually havent tried taking chemistry class ill be taking it next semester though.

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  2 года назад +1

      I didn’t enjoy chemistry as a student but I had to take a lot of these classes in order to get in the program. The hardest one for me was quantitative analysis and organic chem. The job does not require that much in depth of chemistry skills, but you still need to go through these brutal classes and get good grades in order to get in the program.

  • @quasimojo7252
    @quasimojo7252 Год назад

    Hi do I have to go to program? Because it's expensive I learned and don't have that kind of money. Is that a way I can just take to test and study by myself. Maybe order the books online

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  Год назад

      ASCP requires for you to go through an accredited program (internship) in order to take the exam and get licensed as a CLS.

  • @user-yr6xc7gg8q
    @user-yr6xc7gg8q Месяц назад

    Is clinical and medical lab technology used interchangeably for the bachelors? Is it hard to find a job on the associates and bachelors level?

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  19 дней назад

      Yes these are terms interchangeably in the US. Best to pursue Bacherlor’s for better pay and more opportunities. Good luck! 😊

  • @mltlecture9084
    @mltlecture9084 3 года назад +1

    Hi, I am from India. I am done my Diploma MLT. How I get Lab Technician job in US.

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  3 года назад +1

      Please contact the ASCP.

  • @ma.cheskaaquino
    @ma.cheskaaquino 20 дней назад

    Hi, how did you gain work experience to be eligible in the CLS program with SFSU? I am a graduate student in Biology in the Philippines, and I am having my transcripts be evaluated to get the CLS trainee license. But I am more concerned with the lab or work experience and also letter of recommendation. I hope you can help me.

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  19 дней назад

      I am actually not that sure how it goes if you got your degree in the Philippines. I studied college here and therefore it’s a different process, the best step would be for you to reach out to the program you are interested in they will be the most helpful resource for you.😊

  • @kennygarcia102
    @kennygarcia102 Год назад

    Os it hard like RT and nursing?

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  Год назад

      Depends in what you are passionate about. CLS school pre requisites i personally thought was harder than nursing (i did the prerequisite classes for nursing too). BUT i think what separates CLS as a profession is that probably 95% of the time we don’t do direct patient care, which makes nursing and RT way harder. That’s just my personal opinion (since i definitely am not built for direct patient care) and it depends which area you live since sometimes CLS draw blood and that would probably be the most patient interaction you’d ever have to do as a CLS.

  • @ashoo7197
    @ashoo7197 2 года назад

    hey, where you have disappeared ?? no news ??? are you ok ??? any side effects of vaccination ??

  • @dabrowmj
    @dabrowmj 8 месяцев назад

    Do Clinical Laboratory Scientists analyze vomit?

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  7 месяцев назад

      No we don’t, I am not aware of a fluid test that involves vomit.

    • @dabrowmj
      @dabrowmj 7 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@ReaNav​Good, I'm glad! Thank you for replying.

  • @ThePhilipp96
    @ThePhilipp96 3 года назад

    You still alive?

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  3 года назад +1

      👻

    • @chloenicka7806
      @chloenicka7806 3 года назад

      @@ReaNav Hi Rea, I’m thinking about majoring in CLS at National University. From watching your videos, I learned that after graduating I need to get into training program. Is it hard or competitive? I was actually trying to be a nurse but the programs here in Cali are so competitive so thinking of switching to CLS.

    • @chadoliver1080
      @chadoliver1080 2 года назад

      @@chloenicka7806 CLS is more competitive than Nursing imo. Go out of state.

  • @omglauraelizabeth
    @omglauraelizabeth 10 дней назад

    How to become a CLS: don't. You'll be underpaid and disrespected all day every day.

    • @ReaNav
      @ReaNav  9 дней назад

      Healthcare jobs carry that risk. I personally feel the opposite and is quite happy and fulfilled with my job. I love what I do, and have solace in the thought that i’ve helped a lot of people without them knowing it. It matters where you work. 💕