(1) There shall be adequate space and necessary equipment as defined by the department to carry out the procedures of the laboratory and to provide training for the clinical laboratory technologist trainees.

(2) The workload of the laboratory training clinical laboratory technologist trainees shall meet minimum standards set by the department and shall include at least the following: routine chemical determinations commonly required on blood, spinal fluid, and other body fluids; morphological, cultural, chemical and immunological tests for microbial pathogens; tests for helminths and protozoa; examinations for normal and abnormal blood cells; sedimentation rates, bleeding and coagulation time determinations and other commonly employed tests in hematology; precipitation, flocculation, agglutination or complement fixation tests; blood typing, Rh factor determinations and pretransfusion procedures; commonly employed serological tests; routine and microscopic urinalyses and such other technics as may be required to properly instruct clinical laboratory technologist trainees in current clinical laboratory procedures.

(3) The amount of practical training required by each clinical laboratory technologist trainee in order to fulfill the minimum requirements for admission to the licensing examinations shall be in accordance with the provisions of Article 4, Chapter 3, Division 2 of the Business and Professions Code. When one year of practical training in all subjects is necessary, the minimum time devoted to each shall be as follows:

(4) When less than one or more than one year of practical training is required toward admission to the clinical laboratory technologists' examination, the above time devoted to the various subjects shall be decreased or increased proportionately after the laboratory director has secured approval from the department for the modification.

(5) However, when one or more years of practical training in any one basic science or specialty is necessary, the laboratory director shall modify this schedule, subject to prior approval by the department, so that the area of concentration is in one or more subjects.

(6) Unless a trainee is a college graduate, he must receive during the course of his training program a minimum of 40 clock hours of recitation or instruction in the subjects covered in clinical laboratory work other than that received as practical training in the laboratory. Any laboratory school approved for specialist or limited technologist training must provide the department with adequately documented workload and program information and must comply with the minimum requirements heretofore stated in that special field of training.

(7) The requirements for the members of the teaching staff must be those considered minimum for licensure, and in addition, persons with an advanced degree in one or more of the fields covered in the curriculum may be included on the teaching staff.

(8) The director of any school shall supply sufficient information to the department to satisfy the department that adequate specimen material will be made available for training purposes.

(9) There shall be available to persons receiving training a technical library adequate in the number of copies of each text book.

(10) The names and addresses of persons receiving training are to be reported to the department at the time of entrance to course and again at completion of course.

(11) The department may require such other information as may be necessary to satisfactorily evaluate the application for approval including periodic on-site reviews.

(12) Approval for training granted by the department pursuant to requirements of this section may be denied or withdrawn if the school is unable to meet or maintain these requirements.