Perfusion
Michigan State University does not have a perfusion program. The information below is intended for undergraduate students who are preparing to apply to perfusion programs across the state/country.
To become a perfusionist, you must first complete a four-year college degree, taking course work in general and organic chemistry, general and advanced biology, anatomy, physiology, and physics. Once you have a bachelor’s degree, you can apply to a master’s or certificate program in cardiovascular perfusion. The two-year program includes both classroom and clinical experiences. After graduating from an accredited perfusion program, you will be qualified to sit for the certification examination of the American Board of Cardiovascular Perfusion.
Michigan Perfusion Program Prerequisites
View course requirements for Michigan's perfusion program.