The career outlook for those with a B.S. in Medical Laboratory Sciences is excellent. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, jobs in the field are expected to grow faster than average through 2026. Over 80% of our program’s alumni are working in the field within six months of graduation – many have jobs waiting for them upon graduation.
Medical laboratory scientists work in hospital labs and many other settings including:
Research labs
Blood banks
Public health (state and community) departments
Environmental testing laboratories
Physician’s offices
Veterinary and zoo laboratories
Forensics (state and municipal crime labs)
Education
Health administration (as lab mangers, directors, quality assurance and safety officers and computer operations managers)
Consulting
Infection control
Sales and marketing (biomedical equipment and supply companies, pharmaceutical companies)