BIOMEDICAL & HEALTHCARE SCIENCE T Level (Level 3)
Venue: South Downs Campus Duration: 2 years
Structure On this course, you will study the following core units: – Working within the Health and Science Sector – Health, Safety and Environmental Regulations in the Health and Science Sector – Managing Information and Data within the Health and Science Sector – Good Scientific and Clinical Practice – Core Science Concepts – Health and Safety, Regulations in Healthcare Science – Providing Person-Centred Care when Working in Healthcare Science – Infection Prevention and Control in Healthcare Science Settings – Managing Information and Data Specialist units: – Contribute to patient care by supporting physiological, physical and clinical engineering services to produce reliable data and images for use by health care professionals in diagnosis and treatment – Contribute to patient care by supporting the collection of a range of specimens for analysis to aid diagnosis and treatment – Contribute to patient care by processing and analysing patient specimens in a laboratory environment to produce reliable data sets for use by healthcare professionals in diagnosis and treatment Industry Placement You will need to complete a minimum of 315 hours of industry placement over the two-year duration of the course. This unique experience will provide you with the opportunity to develop the right skills, knowledge and behaviours in the workplace which will prepare you to move directly into employment in your chosen sector.
Overview Are you interested in a career as a biomedical scientist, a cardiographer, a radiographer, a bioinfomatician, an audiologist or genetic scientist?
Are you interested in carrying out medical examinations on patients such as X rays, ultrasound, CT or MRI scans? Then this is the course for you! It is designed to enable you to progress to employment in hospitals or healthcare settings or to move on to study in Higher Education. This course covers: – Learning about the huge range of jobs that you can move into as a healthcare professional – Learning about the different types of clinical tests and measurements and how to use the equipment – Learning about different types of imaging used by medical professionals such as X rays, MRI scans and ultrasound scanning and how this information can be used for diagnosis and treatment
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