Histology Technician I
deaconessEvansville (IN)
About the role
Histology Technician Join our inpatient lab team as a Histology Technician supporting high-complexity tissue processing and diagnostic pathology workflows. Ideal for experienced histology professionals with strong technical precision and quality focus. This role offers experienced histology professionals the opportunity to play a vital supporting role in patient care while expanding their technical expertise. You will work in a high-volume environment performing tissue processing, embedding, microtomy, and specialized staining, including immunohistochemistry, to help deliver accurate diagnostic results. Responsibilities also include assisting with frozen sections for rapid intraoperative diagnostics, ensuring precise specimen identification and tracking, and maintaining organized archives. You'll operate and troubleshoot advanced histology equipment while collaborating closely with pathologists and lab teams to ensure timely turnaround of results. This position provides a meaningful way to contribute to community healthcare by supporting critical diagnostic services and enhancing overall laboratory operations. Work Environment Hospital / Anatomic Pathology Lab | Fast-paced | High-detail work | Requires adherence to strict hygiene and safety protocols
Qualifications:
Associate or Bachelor's degree (12+ credits in biology/chemistry minimum)HT or HTL certification (preferred)1 year full-time histology experience such as tissue processing, microtomy, staining (preferred) Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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