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Laboratory Improvement

New Training Workshops

2009 Training Workshops (PDF, 1.35 MB)

Date Location Workshop
January 15, 2009 Greenville Harmonization of Packaging Regulations
January 20-21, 2009
January 27-28, 2009
Bath Building
Raleigh
Microscopy: Viewing & Reviewing (Basic)
January 22, 2009
January 29, 2009
Bath Building
Raleigh
Diagnosing Vaginitis Using Wet Mount Exam
February 18-19, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Laboratory Methods in the Diagnosis of Gonorrhea
February 24-27, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Process Control Chemistry
March 3, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Microscopy: Viewing & Reviewing (Advanced)
March 4-5, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Basic Microbiology and Gram Stain
March 24-27, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Bacteriological Methods for the Analysis of Drinking Water
April 3, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Body Fluid Analysis NEW
April 16, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Bioterrorism Preparedness for Clinical Laboratories
April 28-29, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Basic Urinalysis
May 19-20, 2009 Ashville-Buncombe
Technical Community
College
Microscopy: Viewing & Reviewing (Basic)
May 21, 2009 Ashville-Buncombe
Technical Community
College
Diagnosing Vaginitis using the Wet Mount Exam
June 4, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Writing Laboratory Policies
June 3, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Writing Laboratory Procedures
June 17-18, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Laboratory Methods in the Diagnosis of Gonorrhea
June 23-24, 2009 Beaufort County
Community College
Microscopy: Viewing & Reviewing (Basic)
June 25, 2009 Beaufort County
Community College
Diagnosing Vaginitis using the Wet Mount Exam
July 14-17, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Bacteriological Methods for the Analysis of Drinkng Water
August 18-21, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Process Control Chemistry
August 27, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Bioterrorism Preparedness for Clinical Laboratories
September 10, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Syphilis Serology
September 16, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Microscopy: Viewing & Reviewing (Advanced)
September 17, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Harmonization of Packaging Regulations (West)
September 24, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Good Laboratory Practices for Waived Testing
October 7-8, 2008 Bath Building
Raleigh
Laboratory Methods in the Diagnosis of Gonorrhea
October 21, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Advanced Urinalysis
November 3-6, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Bacteriological Methods for the Analysis of Drinking Water
November 17-18, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Microscopy: Viewing & Reviewing (Basic)
November 19, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Diagnosing Vaginities Using the West Mount Exam
December 17, 2009 Bath Building
Raleigh
Bioterrorism Preparedness for Clinical Laboratories

Training

A survey to identify training needs is conducted periodically and used to guide the development of workshops and training activities. In addition, training activities may be developed in response to specific requests from individuals and groups. Workshops are presented on clinical, environmental and management topics; they are designed to give hands-on; experience with methods and techniques. Instructors are selected on the basis of competency, experience, and the ability to communicate with participants. Workshops are announced annually in the Laboratory Improvement Training Bulletin. Additions to the workshop calendar are announced as they are scheduled; periodic updates from Laboratory Improvement include all training activities. List of Workshops for 2008. Application Form to Apply for Enrollment. Print out the application, fill in the information, and mail/fax application.

The Laboratory Improvement Branch is also an active member in the Southeastern Area Laboratory Training Alliance (SEALTA) of the National Laboratory Training Network (NLTN). The NLTN is a cooperative training agreement between the Association of Public Health Laboratories(APHL) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The purpose of the network is to address the need for effective laboratory information and management systems and to assist state health agencies to develop, promote, and deliver quality laboratory training. The network functions as a training service delivery program that utilizes available resources and conducts regionalized training based on documented needs.

Bench training can be arranged by contacting the appropriate technical Branch in the State Laboratory, i.e. Microbiology, Virology/Serology, and Environmental Sciences.

Free Training

Current free training includes the following:

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Last Modified: December 11, 2008 5:16 PM