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Make it happen!
Does a career in clinical perfusion sound like it might be for you? If so, here's an overview of the coursework you'll need to get you on the path.
High School
Get a jump start in high school. Take courses in science, mathematics and chemistry.
College
Before you enroll in the Clinical Perfusion Education Program, you'll need to obtain a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university. Here's a list of mandatory college courses you'll need to take:
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Biology - General Biology |
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6 semester hours |
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Anatomy and Physiology |
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6 semester hours |
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English - Composition, Writing, etc. |
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6 semester hours |
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Chemistry - General Chemistry |
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6 semester hours |
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Mathematics - Pre-Calculus or Calculus |
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3 semester hours |
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Physics - General Physics |
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3 semester hours |
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Social Education - Sociology, Psychology or Philosophy |
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6 semester hours |
Professional Education
Clinical perfusion programs are generally one to four years in length, depending on the program design, objectives, prerequisites and student qualifications. Programs include didactic instruction and clinical experience requiring performance of a variety of highly technical circulation procedures.
If you would like to learn about the University of Nebraska Medical Center's Clinical Perfusion Program, visit our School of Allied Health Professions Web site.
You can also find more clinical perfusion links in Link-O-Rama.
Financial Aid Options
The University of Nebraska Medical Center offers excellent scholarship support designated for professional education in perfusion. Various professional organizations provide scholarship money as well.
You may also seek financial aid from the college or university you attend for your undergraduate courses.
For more information regarding financial assistance, visit the UNMC Student Services Financial Aid Web page. Or, contact the UNMC Office of Financial Aid at 402-559-4199.
You can also find more financial aid links in Link-O-Rama. |
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