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Is no guarantee that students will receive a clinical site assignment from their list However, due to limited clinical placements in each location there Students will have an opportunity to rank their preferredĬlinical sites. Alternate sites may be required in second year to meet program requirements.Ĭlinical practicum experiences are assigned by the Medical Diagnostics Committee on.28 weeks in second year at an approved site within Saskatchewan.1 week in rural rotation at a secondary site.29 weeks at a location outside of Saskatoon.Note: all sites require a rotation at a secondary site to meet program requirements (5 or 6 a.m.), evening, night, and weekend shifts.Ĭlinical practicum placement may occur at any approved site in Saskatchewan. Hours will coincide with health care hours, and may include early morning start times ClassesĪre Monday - Friday with variable hours between 8 a.m. That will increase in length as the program progresses.įor this program, there is a heavy workload with 20 - 30 hours/week of homework. Of traditional lectures, web-assisted learning, practical labs and clinical practicums Learning EnvironmentĮach year, 40 students are accepted to this program. Interested in moving into management or teaching positions. Program at Athabasca University (Alberta). Use your Combined Laboratory and X-Ray Technology diploma to ladder into a degree Remote classes and part-time options are available. Diploma to Degreeĭiploma graduates are eligible to take the Bachelor of Applied Management degree right here at Saskatchewan Polytechnic with only two years of additional study.

Note that your clinical experiences can take place anywhere in the province. By the time you graduate, you’ll have 29 weeks of supervised Images, the second in performing electrocardiographs and the third in conducting routine The first gives you experience in operating radiographic equipment to obtain diagnostic An in-depth clinical simulation prepares you for three real-world practicums. Saskatchewan Polytechnic uses hands-on learning to help you build your knowledge and The Saskatchewan Association of Combined Laboratory and X-Ray Technicians (SACLXT). When you graduate, you’ll be eligible to work as a CLXT and apply for membership in

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laboratory procedures and quality managementīeing a CLXT demands high standards and good empathy, so Saskatchewan PolytechnicĪlso helps build professional skills such as teamwork, problem-solving and communication.

clinical chemistry, hematology, urinalysis.

The knowledge and skills you need to perform laboratory tests, general radiographyĪnd electrocardiograms. Offered at Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Saskatoon Campus, Idylwyld Dr. The Combined Laboratory and X-Ray Technology program is a two-year diploma program International applicants are not currently considered for admission to this program. With them, is an important part of your job. Working with people because positioning and touching patients, as well as talking Working with medical imaging and laboratory equipment. Medical laboratory, X-ray procedures and electrocardiography, so you need to be comfortable Laboratory and X-Ray Technology program will interest you.Ĭombined laboratory and X-ray technologists (CLXTs) are unique. If you’re interested in a career in health care - one that lets you work in ruralĬommunities and offers excellent earning potential - Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s Combined To the advanced diploma program for the January 2024 intake. Those who applied for the diploma program for the September 2023 intake, will be transferred Note: The September 2023 intake is cancelled. Will be required for the Competitive admission process. On February 15, paper applications are accepted until 4:30 p.m., and onlineĪpplications are accepted until 11:59 p.m.

Laboratory and X-Ray Technology program will be subject to the competitive admission Effective for the application period October 1, 2022, to February 15, 2023, the Combined