Pathology Courses
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This Certificate III in Pathology (HLT37215) course reflects the role of pathology collectors. Workers in this role follow known routines and procedures, taking responsibility for their own work under general supervision.
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About Pathology
Pathology isn’t just about conducting blood tests – it is a branch of medicine that looks at predicting, preventing and diagnosing diseases.
These Pathology Courses will take you on a journey through diseases, looking at how to identify people at risk of disease, how to guide their treatment and how to monitor their progress.
Pathology Courses may not only look at how to problem solve in a laboratory environment, but will give you a broader understanding of diseases, and teach you how to study samples of body tissue for forensic or diagnostic purposes.
These Pathology Courses will take you on a journey through diseases, looking at how to identify people at risk of disease, how to guide their treatment and how to monitor their progress.
Pathology Courses may not only look at how to problem solve in a laboratory environment, but will give you a broader understanding of diseases, and teach you how to study samples of body tissue for forensic or diagnostic purposes.
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