The Master of Molecular Diagnostics and Precision Medicine curriculum will consist of online asynchronous didactic courses, hybrid courses consisting of online asynchronous didactic instruction and in-person laboratory, laboratory rotations, and practicum.
The rotations and practicum can be completed in local research or clinical laboratories at EVMS, Old Dominion University (ODU), Sentara or other approved laboratories in clinical or private industry locations to accommodate distance learning students. Approval of rotation and practicum locations will be performed by the program director and require agreements to ensure students are engaging in relevant research/clinical experiences.
In all, 21 credit hours of didactic/laboratory training will combine with 21-credit hours of independent laboratory rotations and practicum.