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  3. I dont think you need special state licenses for these states. CLIA (Clinical laboratory improvement amendment) defines most tests performed in hematology and immunohematology as moderate to high complexity testing, therefore needs specific education/experiences or accreditation. The easiest way to achieve it is to challenge accreditation exams conducted by ASCP (american society for clinical laboratory science). I have the link to their website below. You can go ahead and make an account free of charge and start looking through education/experience requirements and paperworks needed to challenges the exams. As you have 17 years of prior experience, recommend you to look into BB(work in blood bank), MLS (can work in every area of the lab except for cytology), H (can work in hematology)which are technoligist licenses. Also, specialized licenses SBB (specialist in blood bank, which majority of blood bank lab leadership personnel are certified for) or SH (specialist in hematology, which majority of hematology lab leaderships are certified for). https://www.ascp.org/content/board-of-certification/get-credentialed Please do not hesitate to ask us questions here. We are all here to help you with your transition.
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