Cytotechnologist
prime healthcareEvanston (IL)
About the role
🔬 Exciting Career Opportunity – Cytotechnologists Wanted! 🔬✨ Help Build the Future of Diagnostic Excellence at Prime Healthcare's St. Francis Hospital in Evanston, IL! ✨We're thrilled to announce an exciting opportunity for Full-Time Cytotechnologists to join a brand-new Specialty Core Laboratory currently being constructed at St. Francis Hospital. This is a rare chance to be part of a transformative project from the ground up, helping establish a state-of-the-art laboratory while making a meaningful impact on patient care.
🌟 Why Join Our Team?
✅ Be part of a newly developed Specialty Core Lab✅ Work with advanced technology in a modern laboratory environment✅ Collaborate with experienced pathologists and laboratory professionals✅ Play a key role in delivering high-quality diagnostic services✅ Grow your career with one of the nation's leading health systems📍 Location: St. Francis Hospital – Evanston, Illinois🕒 Schedule: Full-Time | 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM | Rotating Weekends Qualifications✔ ASCP Cytotechnologist (CT) Certification or equivalent requiredOR✔ Completion of a cytotechnology program accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP), as required by CLIA (42 CFR § 493.1483)✔ Minimum of one year of hospital-based laboratory experience preferred If you're looking for an opportunity to help shape a new laboratory operation, work with a dedicated team, and advance your career in an innovative environment, we'd love to connect with you!📩 Apply today or send me a direct message to learn more.
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