Job Description

1. Examines and/or reexamine microscopic slides to locate and mark abnormal cellular changes, infectious agents and cells representative of the specimen. Also, provides preliminary interpretation of these findings and triage the appropriate cases for further review.
2. Accepts responsibility for the diagnostic interpretation of negative GYN cases.
3. Provides on-site assistance with FNA biopsy procedures and may be required to determine specimen adequacy.
4. Communicates with Clinicians regarding Specimen results, patient history and demographic information, sampling and collection techniques.
5. Assists in the preparatory laboratory with specimen processing and answering questions regarding technique, stain and processing methods and the operation of laboratory equipment.

Qualifications

• Certification in Cytotechnology - Required
• Baccalaureate degree in Cytotechnology, Basic Sciences or other related field. If degree is in an allied field of study, completion of an accredited cytology program is required; or Certification in Cytotechnology by a certification agency approved by the American Society of Clinical Pathology.
• Before September 1, 1962, have successfully completed 2 years in an accredited institution (12 semester hours in science, 8 of which are in biology) and have 12 months training in an approved school of cytotechnology; or have received 6 months of full-time experience, or Before September 1, 1992, have completed a satisfactory grade in an Health and Human Services proficiency test for cytotechnologists
• Proficient knowledge of clinical laboratory processes, analytical procedures and various laboratory equipment including routine maintenance and calibration.
• Capable of independent judgment and decision making. Ability to troubleshoot, multi-task and solve problems.

Additional Information

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