ASCP - Certified Histo Technician - Full Time
mlee healthcare staffing recruitingAtlanta (GA)
ASCP - Certified Histo Technician - Full Time
Posted 2 days ago
mlee healthcare staffing recruitingAtlanta (GA)
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About the role
ASCP-Certified Histo Technician - Full TimeNew Grads are encouraged to apply! MLee Healthcare is looking for a qualified Histo Technician to join an established hospital in Georgia.
Shift Details:
Evening / Nights. Job Summary for a Histo Technician: Tissue Sample Processing: Receive tissue specimens from surgery or other departments. Trim, embed, and freeze tissue specimens using appropriate techniques. Operate and maintain laboratory equipment, including microtomes, tissue processors, and embedding centers. Sectioning and Staining: Prepare thin tissue sections using microtomy techniques. Stain tissue sections using a variety of techniques, including routine and special stains. Ensure the quality and consistency of stained slides for accurate microscopic examination. Quality Control: Perform and document quality control procedures to maintain laboratory standards. Monitor and troubleshoot equipment issues to ensure accurate and reliable results. Adhere to established protocols and safety regulations. Recordkeeping and Documentation: Maintain accurate records of specimen processing, staining, and other relevant data. Ensure proper documentation of results, including labeling and tracking of specimens. Minimum Qualifications for a Histo Technician: Bachelor's or Associate's degree in required field. ASCP certified.1 year of experience required. Apply now to be considered.
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