Medipol University

The primary objective of the program is to cultivate healthcare professionals proficient in applying scientific methodologies for the diagnosis of hearing loss and equilibrium disorders. These professionals are qualified to administer auditory and vestibular tests to determine hearing thresholds and ensure optimal auditory rehabilitation. Furthermore, they provide essential guidance to patients regarding the utilization of hearing aids prescribed by Otorhinolaryngologists (ENT specialists).

Graduates are eligible to serve in the audiology clinics of public and private hospitals under the supervision of an audiologist or an ENT specialist. Their scope of practice includes performing neonatal hearing screenings in maternity wards and conducting auditory screening programs in educational institutions. Additionally, given the increasing demand for specialized technical expertise, career opportunities are available within private diagnostic centers and with distributors of hearing aids and cochlear implants

The primary aim of the Medical Laboratory Techniques Program is bringing technicians up who can make an analysis in clinical biochemistry, microbiology, pathology, molecular biology and genetic laboratories.

Using ionizing radiation and Noniyonizan scrutiny by preparing the patient for diagnosis and treatment of diseases, conventional and digital X-ray, fluoroscopy, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, medical imaging devices such as PET-CT and ultrasonography of obtaining the image, making the film and images ready for use, the device and equipment able to control and maintain the knowledge and skills to train qualified radiology technician.

To raise health technicians that are capable to maintain medical secretariat services; to type the medical reports of diagnoses and treatments of diseases; to prepare the medical, administrative and statistical documents; to archive the documents by order; to organize and develop the archive; to prepare the patients for examination by admission and file transactions; to provide the oral and written communication of respective departments.