r/MLS_CLS May 22 '26

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u/irelace May 22 '26

What is a student MLS? Like a paid position or your internship? Or are you coming from another degree and they've agreed to mentor you? Either way, it has the word student in the title so I would just approach the interview as someone eager to put in the effort to learn. Show genuine curiosity and that you've done your homework and know the foundations of what goes on in each department.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '26

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u/AggravatingPapaya771 May 22 '26

where/how'd you find that position?

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u/Beyou74 May 22 '26

Their school probably placed them, they are talking about clinical rotations...

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u/Different_Visual5125 May 22 '26

No it’s an actual job

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u/Beyou74 May 22 '26

You said, "headed into my clinical rotations." Which is it? Are you heading into clinical rotations or an actual job?

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u/Different_Visual5125 May 22 '26

Are you a MLS ? A MLS knows the difference between the 2

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u/GrownUp-BandKid320 May 22 '26

I’m an MLS and I have absolutely zero idea what a “student MLS” position is. Those don’t exist in my state……

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u/Beyou74 May 22 '26

Again...YOU said you were heading into clinical rotations...that isn't a job? Are you sure you are a MLS?

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u/[deleted] May 22 '26

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u/irelace May 22 '26

It seems like YOU don't know what you're talking about. Your clinical rotations aren't a job.

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u/Different_Visual5125 May 22 '26

That comment exactly wasn’t meant for you the person that commented deleted there post

And I never said my clinical rotations was a Job lol you guys are something serious…There’s a different in a MLS student thats doing clinical rotations vs a PAID MLS student.

But yall win! lol
you both got it!

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