Cytotechnologist

• Perform accurate microscopic screening and interpretation of gynecological and non-gynecological specimens so pathologists and clinicians can detect and identify cancerous and precancerous cellular changes, leading to optimal patient care and timely intervention
• Meticulously evaluate gynecologic and non-gynecologic cytology specimens, using expertise to detect, differentiate, and interpret the presence or absence of disease
• Diagnose negative gynecologic Pap cases, perform rapid on-site evaluations for fine needle aspirations, and resolve technical issues and discrepancies while maintaining absolute integrity in reporting results and ensuring compliance with all high-complexity testing requirements (CLIA and CAP)

• After Sept 1, 1992: Opt 1: Bachelor degree in Cytology OR Opt 2: Bachelor degree in related science and 12 month in accredited Cytology program
• Before Sept 1, 1992: Opt 1: completed 2 years in an accredited institution and have 1 year training in an approved school of cytotechnology
• Opt 2: 6 months formal training in an approved school and 6 months full-time experience
• After Sept 1, 1992: Cytologist with American Society for Clinical Pathology (CT-ASCP)
• Before Sept 1, 1992: Cytologist with American Society for Clinical Pathology (CT-ASCP) is preferred but not required
• Must be able to prioritize and organize assignments effectively
• Must possess a high level of independence in their work
• Must have a full understanding of laboratory technique and specialized methods

Cytologist with American Society for Clinical Pathology (CT-ASCP) is preferred but not required (for before Sept 1, 1992)

Medical, prescription drug, dental, vision plans, life insurance, paid time off (full-time benefit eligible team members may receive a minimum of 14 paid time off days, including holidays annually), tuition reimbursement, retirement plan benefit(s) including, but not limited to, 401(k), 403(b), and other defined benefits offerings