| Name: | Clinical and biomedical laboratory |
|---|---|
| Level: | Higher Vocational Training |
| Duration of the training cycle: | 2,000 hours |
| Training in the educational center: | 1,485 hours |
| Training in workplaces: | 515 hours |
The Higher Vocational Training Program in Clinical and Biomedical Laboratory is designed to train professionals capable of working in clinical diagnostics, research, and biomedical sectors.
This program provides in-depth training in laboratory analysis techniques, sample management, biochemistry, microbiology, and genetics, preparing students for a wide variety of roles within hospital laboratories, research centers, and industries related to biomedicine.
The course focuses on the practical application of scientific knowledge to support medical diagnostics and biomedical research.
Schedules
Afternoon
Monday to Friday from 3 to 8:30 p.m.
Curriculum
Value projects
Blood Donor Marathon
Participation in the Blood Donor Marathon, in collaboration with the Blood and Tissue Bank, offers students the opportunity to actively contribute to a cause vital to the community.
This activity not only helps raise awareness about the importance of blood donation but also allows students to develop skills in event organization and in communication and outreach strategies.
Laboratory Practices
Laboratory practical sessions provide students with hands-on experience in essential laboratory techniques, including pathological anatomy, microbiology, molecular biology, chemistry, immunology, hematology, biochemistry, and genetics.
These practical sessions are crucial for understanding biomedical processes and for developing the skills necessary for research and clinical analysis.
CLIL Program (Content and Language Integrated Learning)
This program aims to improve students’ English skills, which are essential in today’s globalized scientific and healthcare fields.
It includes the development of a scientific article in English, providing students with a real opportunity to apply and improve their language skills in an academic and professional context.
Open Innovation Projects and Collaboration with the SOC
Open innovation initiatives and collaboration with the Catalonia Employment Service (SOC) promote students’ labor market integration and encourage the development of innovative projects that respond to the needs of the job market.
These activities prepare students to face real-world challenges and contribute to innovation in the healthcare sector.
Project #2be
The #2be project focuses on the personal and professional growth of students, helping them develop leadership, change management, and self-awareness skills.
This holistic approach to education fosters the comprehensive development of students, preparing them to lead and innovate in their future professional environments.
Equipment and resources
The facilities, material and resources are under constant review, evolution and improvement, always in favor of the pedagogical model and the needs of each learning, in order to ensure complete, theoretical and practical training for everyone. Health Family:
“Patient Unity” practice room
Tartrectomies area, Oral Hygiene classroom
Pharmacy Simulator
Dietary Consultation Area
Simulator of Conventional Radiology and Ultrasound
Laboratory
Simulation classroom with three connected and independent spaces, with more than 45m2.
Ambulance
Teaching staff
Laia Vinyeta Fernández
Translator/interpreter
Aurora Pavia Ferrer
Biologist
Esperanza Vicente Bellas
Nurse, Doctor in Psychology, Health and Quality of Life
Elisabet Comasolivas Calvet
Biologist
Laura Deu Cots
Biologist
Laura Nistal Montenegro
Biologist
Marta Munné Codorníu
Diploma in Business Sciences
Ramon Montaner Muntan
Chemist, Engineer and Master Business Administration (IESE)
Silvia Montraveta Iscla
English philologist
