We Nurture Professionals to Improve Public Health and Promote Health
A clinical pathologist refers to a medical science professional who assists in diagnosing, treating, observing prognosis, and preventing pathological and physiological conditions in a specimen or living body using scientific and professional skills. They provide prompt and accurate inspection results to ensure reliability, interpret the correlation between the test results, and access and improve current testing methods to evaluate new testing methods. To improve public health and health promotion, the SCH Biomedical Laboratory Science Department aims to nurture specialized clinical pathologists, cultivate “biomedical scientists” who have advanced knowledge, and continue research for the health and welfare of humanity.
Clinical Pathologist, American Clinical Pathologist [ASCPi (MLS, MT)], International Cell Diagnostics (IAC), Radioisotope Handling License, Laboratory Animal Engineer, Industrial Hygienist, Occupational Health Analyst
Most of the graduates who have obtained a license work at university hospitals and general hospitals in the laboratory medicine department, pathology department, nuclear medicine department, and clinical physiology laboratory. They can also find employment as a professional in pharmaceutical companies, food companies, and public health centers such as education offices, immigration offices, quarantine stations, life science research institutes, Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Forensic Research Institute, Health Management Association, Red Cross Blood Center, public health officials of the Institute of Health and Environment, and institutions under the Ministry of Environment. Graduates can serve as a doctor or faculty members after attending specialized medical and dental graduate schools, general graduate schools, and health schools.