• Biomedical Technology
  
  Biomedical Technology involves the analysis of human blood, sputum, urine and histological samples within a diagnostic medical laboratory environment. Medical technologists work in different disciplines and usually specializes in one of his/her preferences e.g. Clinical Pathology, Chemical Pathology, Cellular Pathology, Haematology, Blood Transfusion, Microbiology, Virology, etc.
  
  
• Clinical Technology
  
  Clinical technologists use modern medical technology to gather clinical information from patients with physiological dysfunctions in fields such as Cardiology, Pulmonology, Cardiovascular Perfusion, Reproductive Biology, and Critical Care. Completion of the qualification will enable the learner to be a registered Clinical Technologist in one or more of the following categories: - Nephrology, Neurophysiology, Cardiology, Pulmonology, Reproductive Biology and Critical Care.
  
  
• Veterinary Technology
  
  Veterinary medicine has grown rapidly in sophistication. Consumers expect (and are entitled to) first-class medical care and state-of-the art diagnostic testing for their pets and livestock. To achieve a high level of health care, the veterinarian is reliant on the Veterinary Technologist who carries out laboratory-orientated research and development in support of the veterinary industry. Day to day activities includes the collection and processing of samples, diagnostic work, and research and vaccine production.
  
  
• Radiography
  
  Top quality X-ray images are taken during various types of radiographical procedures. Other duties include a broad range of procedures by means of contrast agents, as well as procedures such as theatre, mobile units in wards and intensive care units, specialized procedures such as computerised scanning and magnetic resonance imaging are also applicable.

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