Cytotechnologist (CT ASCP)

This is a full time/permanent role with benefits.

• Examine and interpret gynecologic and non-gynecologic cytology specimens accurately and efficiently, following established laboratory procedures.

• Issue final diagnoses for negative GYN cytology cases; submit all non-GYN results for pathologist review and final report release.

• Verify specimen acceptability and patient identification throughout all processing stages.

• Maintain quality control (QC), proficiency testing, and CLIA/DHMH compliance documentation in a timely and organized manner.

• Assist with fine needle aspiration (FNA) procedures prepare and stain slides for evaluation.

  Permanent Healthcare & Medical