Become a laboratory technician in France
Proposed by JRS France Updated on il y a un moisThe medical laboratory technician performs analyses (blood, urine, etc.) to assist in the diagnosis, treatment or monitoring of a patient, under the supervision of a medical biologist.
They can also:
- take blood samples (if they have the Certificate of Competence to Perform Blood Samples - CCEPS). You will find all the information on thewebsite of the ARS (Regional Health Agency) in your region.
- work in biomedical research or in other sectors: pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, agri-food...
If you were trained outside the European Union, your diploma is not recognized in France.
Therefore, you need to complete a training program to obtain a French diploma. The program typically lasts two or three years, but if you already have a two-year post-secondary qualification (BAC+2), you can obtain the diploma in one or two years.
Therefore, you need to complete a training program to obtain a French diploma. The program typically lasts two or three years, but if you already have a two-year post-secondary qualification (BAC+2), you can obtain the diploma in one or two years.
With a pharmacy degree from outside the EU, you can retrain as a laboratory technician or in clinical research, without going through the long and difficult process of practicing as a pharmacist in France.
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