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Bachelor of Health Sciences in Clinical Technology | TUT

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The Bachelor of Health Sciences in Clinical Technology at TUT (Arcadia Campus) trains students in the technical operation of life-support and diagnostic equipment within clinical specialities such as cardiology, nephrology, pulmonology, and neurophysiology. Clinical Technologists are registered with the HPCSA and work directly with physicians in intensive care units, dialysis centres, and cardiac catheterisation laboratories. As South Africa's private hospital sector expands and public hospitals upgrade their equipment, demand for clinical technologists continues to grow.

English: Level 4
Mathematics or Technical Mathematics: Level 4
Physical Sciences or Technical Sciences: Level 4
Life Sciences: Level 4
APS: 24

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Clinical Technologist (Cardiology) – Operating ECG, echocardiography, and cardiac monitoring systems in hospital cardiology units.
Clinical Technologist (Nephrology) – Managing haemodialysis machines and renal replacement therapy for patients with kidney failure.
Pulmonology Technologist – Performing lung function testing and ventilator management in respiratory medicine departments.
Neurophysiology Technologist – Conducting EEG and nerve conduction studies to assist neurological diagnosis in hospitals.
Cardiovascular Perfusionist – Operating heart-lung bypass machines during open-heart surgery in cardiac surgical centres.

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