California Medical Board Pace Program San Diego
PROPERTY ASSESSED CLEAN ENERGY (Opportunity for Solar Energy Financing)
As authorized under California law, the County of San Diego currently participates in five different programs that allow for the financing of energy efficient projects, water efficiency projects and renewable energy upgrades that can be repaid through annual property tax bills. If you are interested in these programs, please contact any of the providers below for more information.
The MLT program is designed to produce trained employees to enter the medical laboratory workforce. Requirements for the PACE Program. To remain in the PACE program: Commit to taking the respective semester sequenced courses each semester; Attend homework labs, tutoring sessions, and study sessions as directed; Maintain a minimum GPA of 2.9. View Program Requirements.Note: This GPA minimum is based on San Diego State University’s. The three most well known PACE Programs are HERO, Ygrene and CaliforniaFIRST. San Diego, California based Renovate America operates the HERO Program. Ygrene Energy Fund of Petaluma, California operates the Ygrene Program. Oakland, California based.
CaliforniaFIRST
https://californiafirst.org
Telephone: (510) 692-9995
Email: info@californiafirst.org
Figtree PACE
http://www.figtreefinancing.com/
Telephone: (877) 577-7373
Email Inquiries: http://www.figtreefinancing.com/contact/
Residential HERO PACE Program
https://www.renovateamerica.com/financing/hero
Telephone: (855) HERO-411
Email Inquiries: info@heroprogram.com
Commercial HERO PACE Program
http://wrcog.herocommercial.com/
Telephone: (855) 228-8224
Email Inquiries: http://wrcog.herocommercial.com/index.php?page=contact
Ygrene Energy Fund
http://ygreneworks.com
Telephone: (877) 819-4736
Email Inquiries: info@ygreneworks.com
AllianceNRG
www.AllianceNRG.com
Telephone: (855) 431-4400
Email Inquiries: info@AllianceNRG.com
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- Personal information including CSID (SDCCD student ID number)
- Verification of completion of pre-requisites and recency (date and location)
- Submission of Unofficial transcript of pre-requisites. If you completed all of your pre-requisite with SDCCD, you do not need to turn in an unofficial transcript.
- Acknowledgement of program requirements and technical requirements
- Official transcripts from other institution(s) will need to be submitted to Evaluations at San Diego Community College District and formally evaluated to be equivalent to our pre-requisite requirement.
- Please review most recentStudent Handbookprior to applying to the program.
The Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) program prepares students for employment in clinical laboratories, industry, and biotechnology. The program curriculum integrates basic concepts, technical procedures, and laboratory exercises. This program provides practical experience for students to master the competencies, skills, and knowledge required in the Medical Laboratory Technology profession.
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Accredited by:
- State of California Department of Health Services
- National Association for the Accreditation of Clinical Laboratory Sciences
Note: Limited enrollment requires application process. Visit website for more information
Program Emphasis
The MLT program is designed to produce trained employees to enter the medical laboratory workforce. As such, the program's primary learning outcome is to graduate competent, workplace-ready members of the health care team who Exhibit theoretical comprehension and competence in all MLT courses by passing comprehensive college and certification exams. Demonstrate entry-level MLT skills in the following clinical laboratory areas: Clinical Chemistry, Hematology, Urinalysis and coagulation, Immunology and Immunohematology, and Microbiology. Demonstrate professionalism and awareness of their role in the delivery of health care to patients, such as respecting the rights of patients, colleagues and other health professionals as they perform duties within the constraints of legal, moral and ethical conduct. Exhibit positive attitudes in the areas of professionalism and commitment to delivering excellent health care.
Career/Transfer Options
The MLT program is designed to educate and prepare students to sit for a national exam, which when passed will allow for immediate entry into a clinical lab environment as a Medical Laboratory Technician. The types of clinical labs include those in:
- community-based hospitals
- teaching hospitals
- private hospitals and clinics
- clinical research organization (CRO) support services.
Uc San Diego Pace Program
The Certificate of Performance option is best for those seeking work in an unlicensed capacity.
Student Learning Outcomes
Students who complete the Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) program will be able to:
- Exhibit theoretical comprehension and competence in all MLT courses.
- Demonstrate entry level MLT skills in the following: Clinical Chemistry, Hematology, Urinalysis and Coagulation, Immunology and Immunohematology, and Microbiology.
- Demonstrate professionalism and awareness of their role in the delivery of health care to patients, such as respecting the rights of patients, colleagues and other health professionals as they perform duties within the constraints of legal, moral and ethical conduct.
- Exhibit positive attitudes in the areas of professionalism and commitment to delivering excellent health care.
Uc San Diego Pace
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