What are the responsibilities and job description for the Cytotechnologist position at The VIOS Clinic?
Role: Cytotechnologist in a full-time position within the Laboratory/Pathology department.
Responsibilities: Examine human cellular samples microscopically, interpret non-gynecologic cytology specimens, perform quality control, oversee specimen receipt and processing, and mark pertinent findings based on clinical history.
Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree, graduation from an approved cytotechnology program, ASCP certification, and ideally two years of experience screening non-gynecological specimens, including FNA. Knowledge of biology, anatomy, physiology, and cytology techniques is essential.
Skills & Qualities: Attention to detail, ability to perform quality checks, and familiarity with cytology preparation.
Key Duties: Microscopic examination, interpretation, specimen handling, and adherence to departmental policies.
Additional Info: Requires authorization to work in the U.S., with salary based on experience, and offers career growth, tuition assistance, and a collaborative environment. The role emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and equitable healthcare practices.
Responsibilities: Examine human cellular samples microscopically, interpret non-gynecologic cytology specimens, perform quality control, oversee specimen receipt and processing, and mark pertinent findings based on clinical history.
Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree, graduation from an approved cytotechnology program, ASCP certification, and ideally two years of experience screening non-gynecological specimens, including FNA. Knowledge of biology, anatomy, physiology, and cytology techniques is essential.
Skills & Qualities: Attention to detail, ability to perform quality checks, and familiarity with cytology preparation.
Key Duties: Microscopic examination, interpretation, specimen handling, and adherence to departmental policies.
Additional Info: Requires authorization to work in the U.S., with salary based on experience, and offers career growth, tuition assistance, and a collaborative environment. The role emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and equitable healthcare practices.