Histotechnologist - General
bay area hospitalCoos Bay (OR)
About the role
Histology Tech
Schedule: Variable Shift
Assignment Details: Minimum Years of Experience: Less than 1 year
Requirements:
- General Certifications (BLS/BCLS)
- Registry as Histology Technician with the American Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP) or equivalent
- Experience with LIS and HIS computer systems, tissue processor, embedding center, automatic stainer, automated coverslipper, analytic balance, automated microtome, microwave, microscope, telephone, tissue floatation bath, volumetric glassware, cryostat, and recycler
- Must be able to lift up to 40 lbs
Responsibilities:
Perform histological procedures in accordance with established protocols.
Prepare and process tissue samples for analysis.
Maintain equipment and ensure laboratory cleanliness and safety protocols are followed.
Assist in the development and implementation of quality control measures.
Collaborate with team members to ensure efficient workflow.
Benefits:
- Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance After 90 Days
- Accrued PTOContinuing Education through TLC Academy & Relias Training
- Referral Bonus up to $1,000401(k) with MatchAccess to Purchase Aflac
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- Discounts on Travel and Retail through Employee Discount Network
- Life InsuranceTLC ShiftShield income protection for eligible travelers between assignments
- Compliance / Notes
- Holiday coverage required.
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