[Histonet] Here's to hope...
powell_sa
POWELL_SA <@t> Mercer.edu
Tue Jun 20 22:35:22 CDT 2006
Go to wwww.darton.edu, click on Allied health at the top, click on online
degrees at the bottom of the left column, then click on the drop down box at
the top where it says "Choose your degree" and you will find the histology
courses.
Shirley Powell
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>Greetings All,
Recently there were a few postings on the subject of "online histology
programs" and the Darton college came up. I went to the website (
http://www.darton.edu/programs/AlliedHealth/hist/index.php ) but I could not
find any information about online options for their program. Could anybody
supply further information on this possibilitiy?
My current situation is that I just completed a two-term "introduction to
histologic techniques" through a community college in my area. There is not
an accredited one or two year program leading directly to certification in my
whole state or I would have certainly considered taking that route. The
program that I did go through does qualify me to take the ASCP exam after a
year of on-the-job experience however. The dilemma I seem to be facing though
is that most of the places in my metro area are looking of already seasoned
histotechs with certification.
Openings are coming up so infrequently in my area that I am having to start
thinking about moving to get experience under my belt. If I have to move, I
was thinking that perhaps there might be some international aid organizations
(NGO?) or other means of volunteer or paid service outside the US that I could
also consider.
If anybody has leads on the above idea or encouragement for me I would sure
appreciate it. I am somewhat worried that the rather expensive program I went
through was a bit of a mirage on employability after completion.
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