Travel Allied & Therapy – Laboratory, Cytotechnology – Pay up to $2,728/WK

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saint peters hospitalAlbany (NY)

Cytotechnologists Medical Laboratories

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About the role

Laboratory – Cytotechnology We are seeking a meticulous Cytotechnologist to join our laboratory team. In this role, you will analyze cell samples to detect abnormalities, such as cancer or infections, and provide critical diagnostic information to physicians.

Key Responsibilities: Examine cell samples under a microscope to identify abnormalities in size, shape, or structure. Perform diagnostic tests, including Pap smears and fine needle aspirations (FNA), to detect diseases or infections. Collaborate with pathologists to confirm findings and assist in diagnosing medical conditions. Document findings and prepare detailed reports for physicians and medical teams. Maintain and calibrate laboratory equipment to ensure accurate test results. Adhere to strict quality control and safety standards in the laboratory environment.

Work Environment: Work in hospitals, diagnostic labs, or research facilities equipped with advanced technology. Engage in a structured and detail-oriented environment focused on precision and accuracy.

Benefits: Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package. Opportunities for professional growth through training and certifications. A supportive work environment that values innovation and collaboration in healthcare diagnostics.*This information is based on the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Actual job responsibilities may vary by location.

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