Hi everybody, I have some questions to labs who have analyzers with multiple users who run their own samples. 1. What sort of training do you provide for the users who will run their own samples? (How long (hours/days/weeks?); what do you cover in the training (general flow pronciples/specifics of the instrument/software?); how often do you have the training sessions; do you charge for training and if so how much) 2. How do you determine if someone is capable to run samples and get good data? (Do you have them take an exam; run samples with you supervising, etc.) The reason I ask this is because I have been doing alot of training recently for our XL-MCL (users have 24/7/365 access) and I was curious how other labs handle these situations. Thanks for any and all replies. I'll post a summary if I get any responses directly. Andy (:)-(:)-(:)-(:)-(:)-(:)-(:)-(:)-(:)-(:)-(:)-(:)-(:)-(:) Andy Oberyszyn, M.S. The Ohio State University Analytical Cytometry Laboratory 416 Comprehensive Cancer Center 410 West 12th Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43210 Tel: 614/292-FLOW(3569) Fax: 614/292-7335 E-Mail: cytometry@osu.edu (-):(-):(-):(-):(-):(-):(-):(-):(-):(-):(-):(-):(-):(-) "What if the Hokey Pokey is really what it's all about?!?"
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