Practicums Placements set for Clinical Laboratory Science Students

After an extensive interview process with health care organizations, 28 students in the clinical laboratory science (CLS) program at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point are set to be placed at hospitals around the state for clinical practicums beginning in fall 2019. [View Photos]

“Students benefit tremendously from these real-life experiences,” says Senior Lecturer Michelle Shulfer. “They are ready to hit the ground running in their first job because of these clinical practicums.”

Housed within the School of Health Care Professions, the CLS program at UW-Stevens Point is among the largest in the state and one of only three in the state with national accreditation. UW-Stevens Point offers three options in clinical laboratory science program: cytotechnology, histotechnology and medical technology. Students must complete a clinical practicum in order to fulfill the requirements for national certification.

Fall 2019 CLS Clinical Practicum Placements

Ascension St. Michael’s Hospital – Stevens Point
Frank Szedely
Carl Weinfurter

Aspirus Riverview Hospital – Wisconsin Rapids
Jordyn Stashek

Aspirus Wausau Hospital – Wausau
Justine Drews
Callie Lindemeyer

Aurora/ACL Laboratories
Cherish Sanidad
Emily Schueler

Bellin Memorial Hospital – Green Bay
Jennifer Jacobson

Black River Memorial Hospital – Black River Falls
Catherine Marchel

Columbus Community Hospital – Columbus
Jenesis Voung

Divine Savior Health – Portage
Janist Vue

HSHS St. Nicholas Hospital – Sheboygan
Rachel Stein

HSHS St. Vincent’s Hospital – Green Bay
Jordan Sorenson

Marshfield Laboratories
Beth Haffenbredl
Tanya Kranski

Monroe Clinic – Monroe
Shelby Fritsch

Sacred Heart Hospital – Eau Claire
Megan Haase

Southwest Health Center – Platteville
Cha Thao

ThedaCare
James Brossard
Adam Liske
Justine Pyron
Megan Wolf

UW Health – Madison
Cheryl Bartram
Isabel Cabrera
Samantha Dingle
Savannah Huebner
MacKenzie Klettke
Maiyer Yang