Specialist for Clinical Embryology and Assisted Reproduction Technology

After successfully completing his/her studies the graduate is able to:

• know and apply theoretical and practical knowledge of biophysics, biology, biochemistry, physiology, anatomy, genetics, immunology, histology and embryology in normal and pathological conditions of human germ cells and embryos.
• know the latest scientific knowledge in the field of genetics and human reproduction, and understand their application in diagnostic and therapeutic strategies in the treatment of infertility.
• practical implementation of laboratory tasks of assisted reproduction in work with eggs, sperm and embryos, including their cryopreservation.
• practical implementation of cytological and specialized biochemical examination of ejaculate, functional tests of sperm, spermiogram examination, preparation of sperm for use in assisted reproduction.
• know the possible risks associated with micromanipulation of gametes and embryos in in vitro conditions and be able to apply procedures to eliminate them.
• understand the chemical and biochemical nature of culture media and the function of embryology laboratory instrumentation. Assess the functionality of instruments and the quality of consumable matrix, identify abnormal conditions, provide remediaton
• know the ethical and legal aspects of providing health services in the field of reproductive medicine and be able to ensure the quality setting of laboratory processes and quality control.

• Profession of Specialist in Laboratory Methods and in the Preparation of Medicinal Products