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The Specialist in Hematology (SH(ASCP)) is a professional certification from the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) for laboratory professionals who demonstrate expertise in the analysis of blood and body fluids to diagnose hematologic and coagulation disorders. To earn this credential, candidates must meet specific educational and experience requirements and pass a computer-adaptive multiple-choice exam covering physiology, disease states, laboratory testing, hemostasis, and laboratory operations. The certification must be renewed every three years through the ASCP Board of Certification (BOC) Continuing Maintenance Program (CMP). 
 
What the Certification Signifies
  • Expertise in Hematology: 
    The SH(ASCP) credential signifies advanced knowledge and skills in the field of hematology, including the study of blood and blood-forming tissues. 
     
  • Diagnostic Aid: 
    Certified specialists provide critical analysis that aids in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases related to blood and coagulation. 
     
Key Requirements
To be eligible for the SH(ASCP) examination, candidates must generally meet one of the following criteria: 
 
  • Hold a Bachelor’s degree in a relevant science field and possess the Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS(ASCP)) or Technologist in Hematology (H(ASCP)) certification, along with three years of post-degree clinical hematology experience.
  • Hold a Master’s degree in a relevant science field and have three years of post-degree clinical hematology experience.
Exam Content
The SH(ASCP) exam assesses knowledge in several key areas, including: hematology physiology, hematology disease states, hematology laboratory testing, hemostasis, and laboratory operations. 
 
Renewal Process
  • The SH(ASCP) certification is valid for three years. 
     
  • To maintain the credential, certified individuals must participate in the ASCP Board of Certification (BOC) Continuing Maintenance Program (CMP), which involves completing a specified amount of continuing education. 
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