Clinical medicine

Since the early 1950s, progress in clinical medicine has directly influenced and expanded the medical technology and clinical laboratory science knowledge base and increased the number of tests available to hundreds of procedures (Educational, 1999). This has increased the professional responsibilities of medical technologists and led to continual development of the academic level of the profession. Because of these advances, the professional requirement for qualifications advanced from "no formal qualifications" in the 1940s and 1950s to a bachelors degrees since the 1960s, and now there are masters and doctoral programs available.

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