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Cytotechnologist
The Cytotechnologist will prepare, screen, and interpret a variety of cytology cases while ensuring accuracy and quality in patient care. Responsibilities
Prepare, screen, and interpret Gynecological cytology (ThinPrep) and Non-Gynecological cytology (urine, body fluids, CSF, FNA, bronchial specimens). Perform ancillary Pap testing, including molecular analysis for HPV and CT/NG. Assist with FNA procedures and provide rapid on-site evaluations. Enter interpretations into computer systems with accuracy. Maintain proficiency testing standards and assist with quality assurance. Communicate effectively with pathologists, coworkers, and clients. Qualifications
Bachelors degree and completion of a cytotechnology training program. ASCP certification as a Cytotechnologist required. Florida Cytotechnologist license required. 5+ years of cytology experience preferred. Strong independent work ability and attention to detail. Physical requirements: ability to discern color, use microscopes, lift up to 50 lbs, and work with laboratory chemicals.
The Cytotechnologist will prepare, screen, and interpret a variety of cytology cases while ensuring accuracy and quality in patient care. Responsibilities
Prepare, screen, and interpret Gynecological cytology (ThinPrep) and Non-Gynecological cytology (urine, body fluids, CSF, FNA, bronchial specimens). Perform ancillary Pap testing, including molecular analysis for HPV and CT/NG. Assist with FNA procedures and provide rapid on-site evaluations. Enter interpretations into computer systems with accuracy. Maintain proficiency testing standards and assist with quality assurance. Communicate effectively with pathologists, coworkers, and clients. Qualifications
Bachelors degree and completion of a cytotechnology training program. ASCP certification as a Cytotechnologist required. Florida Cytotechnologist license required. 5+ years of cytology experience preferred. Strong independent work ability and attention to detail. Physical requirements: ability to discern color, use microscopes, lift up to 50 lbs, and work with laboratory chemicals.