This course aims to provide an overview of careers in clinical microbiology, highlighting the importance of clinical microbiology laboratories and the professionals working in this field. Students will learn about collaborating with industry, experimental design, technology transfer, public health interventions, and the detection and prevention of infectious diseases. The teaching method involves a presentation by Donna Wolk from the ASM Speakers' Bureau. This course is intended for individuals interested in pursuing careers in clinical microbiology or related fields.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
WHAT IS CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY?
The health of individuals and communities hinges on the services provided by clinical microbiology laboratories and the expertise of the professionals who provide services
Collaborate with industry in development of new diagnostics assays and clinical trials and evidence-based research - Support Experimental Design and Technology Transfer
The study of factors affecting the health and illness of population; it serves as the foundation of interventions made in the interest of public health and prevention
Arizona Molecular Diagnostics and Research Laboratory Diagnostics, Education, and Research
To improve the detection and prevention of infectious diseases, by developing, implementing, and documenting benefit of new diagnostic laboratory methods
Taught by
American Society for Microbiology
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It's really helpful. Before this i was like microbiologist is a silly profession but now i come to know how important it is . And regarding career as a microbiologist i must say have a bright and brilliant career because they serve as a backbone in the detect of many organisms which may the cause of pathogen .
