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Texas Health Resources
Cytology Technologist - Full-Time, Days
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A Cytogenetic Technologist or Cytotechnologist works in a medical laboratory and uses microscopes to examine cells for signs of abnormalities that could indicate cancerous growth.
$79,500 / year median in Texas
+17% projected growth
Job Description
Cytology Technologist
- Full-Time, Days Texas Health Resources
- 3.
- Friday; 1st Shift Here's What You Need Associate's Degree Cytology or related field pre 1988 Required Or Bachelor's Degree Cytology or related field post 1988 Required And Other completion of training from an approved school of cytotechnology Req 3 Years cytology experience Preferred and 1 Year in hospital specialty Preferred CT(ASCP)
- Cytotechnologist within 6 months of hire Required Or CT(IAC)
- Cytotechnologist within 6 months of hire Required Or SCT(ASCP)
- Specialist in Cytotechnology within 6 months Required What You Will Do Microscopic examination of prepared routine Gyn and Non-Gyn cytology for detection, identification, and documentation of evidence or absence of cancer cells or its precursor. Specimen Processing
- This includes all phases of Gyn and Non-Gyn processing from initial accessioning, computer order entry, raw specimen to slide processing, staining, cover slipping and reflex testing specimen preparation.
- Texas Health Dallas is a joint Commission-certified Comprehensive Stroke Center, a Level I Trauma Center, a Comprehensive Heart Attack Center, and a designated Magnet hospital.