Bill Zundel

I graduated from BYU in 1985 with a BS degree in Medical Technology (MLS). I then worked for 11 years as a Medical Laboratory Scientist, Generalist mostly, in hospital and outpatient clinical laboratories. I was accepted into and completed my Specialist in Blood Bank Technology program at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston Texas in 1996. Upon completion I was hired by the UTMB School of Allied Health Sciences Clinical Laboratory Sciences program as a Faculty member (clinical instructor) teaching blood bank, clinical education, body fluid analysis, introductory hematology and research methods. I also began my MS degree studies at the University of Houston, Clear Lake which I completed in 2001. Upon completion of my MS degree I applied to and was hired as an Assistant Professor at Weber State University in their department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences. I taught Blood Bank, Education, CLS Introductory course and Research Methods at WSU both on campus and online. In 2009 I was hired at Brigham Young University as an Associate Professor (Professional Faculty) in the Microbiology and Molecular Biology department. At BYU I teach Blood Bank (Immunohematology), Clinical Chemistry, Clinical Microbiology (2009 – 2013), Introduction to Clinical Laboratory Techniques, Concept Applications in Medical Laboratory Sciences, and Basic Laboratory Operations in Medical Laboratory Sciences. I became the Director of the MLS program in 2015.