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Bates Technical College
Competency-based training to perform all aspects of entry-level lab
tasks including housekeeping, media and solution prep and equipment repair
and calibration. Emphasis placed on lab math, aseptic technique and documentation
in all phases of training. Bates training is guaranteed. If we certify
a graduate is competent in a skill and they can't perform that skill
to industry-entry-level standards, return the student for one quarter
of free training.
For more information contact:
Kelly Hamilton
• khamilton@bates.ctc.edu
• http://www.bates.ctc.edu/page.asp?view=138
Bellevue Community College
Medical Informatics Certificate Program for incumbent workers. Developing
Bioinformatics Certificate Program, creating industry relevant curriculum
in the field of biomedical informatics for national dissemination. On-campus
and highly interactive distance hybrid classes. Designated the National
Community College Life Science Informatics Center of Expertise by the
Dept. of Labor.
For more information contact:
Patricia Dombrowski
• pdombrow@bcc.ctc.edu
• http://www.bcc.ctc.edu/informatics
Edmonds Community College
Medical Devices certificate program currently under development.
The emphasis of the program will be to train students to install, maintain
and repair electronic, computer, robotic and network systems with an
emphasis on medical devices.
For more information contact:
Computers, Electronics, and Networks Program
Kay Latimer
• klatimer@edcc.edu
• http://cen.edcc.edu/
Lake Washington Technical College
Prepare to be a technician in one of many areas such as biomedical
and pharmaceutical laboratories, production and recycling plants; oil
and gas companies; environmental and chemical laboratories; and as a
testing specialist or a technical service representative.
Certificates/degrees Available: Science Technician Associate of Applied
Science degree (AAS)
For more information contact:
Call 425-739-8300
• info@lwtc.edu
• http://lwtchost.ctc.edu/programs2/sciencetechnician/
North Seattle Community College
North Seattle Community College (NSCC) is the first college in the
state to offer an Associate of Applied Science-T degree in Nanotechnology.
Cross disciplinary in nature, the AAS-T degree combines elements of materials
science, chemistry, biology and physics, electronics and engineering.
The multidisciplinary design of this program will provide graduates with
the skills to enter a wide range of materials-based industries. Key partners with this program include the Washington Technology Center and the University of Washington.
For more information contact:
Math/Science Division 206-527-3746
• http://www.northseattle.edu/nanotech/
Seattle Central Community College
Two-year Associate degree/transfer program with training goals centered
around laboratory safety, industrial standard record keeping, and experience
with molecular biology, biochemistry and tissue culture protocols. Methodology
introduces SOPs and culminates with comprehension of core principles
of all techniques. Focus on primary literature, communication and presentation
skills as well general problem solving and trouble-shooting basic procedures.
For more information contact:
Mark Ainsworth
• mainsworth@sccc.ctc.edu
• http://seattlecentral.org/proftech/PRObiotech.php
Shoreline Community College
Two-year Associate degree/transfer program with training focused
on basic research skills in molecular biology, biochemistry, tissue culture
and immunology. Emphasis on experimental design and data interpretation.
Articulation agreements with SPU and UW. 1 year post - baccalaureate
certificates (70% of students begin with BA or higher). Modular short
courses for upgrade training in advanced techniques (HPLC, Flow Cytometry).
For more information contact:
Guy Hamilton
• ghamilton@shoreline.edu
• http://success.shoreline.edu/biotech/
Spokane Community College
The SCC biotechnology program prepares students for work in commercial
or public research laboratories that rely on this cutting-edge technology.
Students will build a working knowledge of molecular biology, recombinant
DNA and tissue cultures through a broad-based program of lectures, hands-on
laboratory experiences and work-based learning opportunities.
For more information contact:
Clay Malinak -
• CMalinak@scc.spokane.edu
• http://www.scc.spokane.edu/?biotech
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