The Bureau of Clinical Laboratories (BCL) is a vital component of the Alabama Department of Public Health, dedicated to improving and safeguarding the health of the public. With a team of approximately 110 employees and nine divisions, including a regional laboratory in Mobile, the BCL plays a crucial role in supporting the 67 county health departments across the state, as well as private citizens and healthcare providers. Annually, the BCL receives around one million specimens and conducts over two million laboratory tests, ensuring the delivery of accurate and timely results.
Driven by their vision to lead the state in enhancing public health and preparedness, the BCL is committed to utilizing laboratory science and services to combat existing and future diseases and disasters. Their mission is to provide laboratory support for public health programs and policy decisions, prioritizing the protection and promotion of the health of Alabama's residents. As a trusted resource, the BCL is at the forefront of addressing the ongoing Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, offering valuable information and guidance to healthcare providers and the public.
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