Histology Technician

Role Overview The Histotechnician is responsible for performing routine histopathological tasks such as microtomy, embedding, cryotomy, immunohistochemistry, and special staining procedures to prepare specimens for microscopic examination by a pathologist. Responsibilities Include Cutting paraffin sections of surgical and autopsy tissues for diagnostic purposes.Preparing equipment and reagents for tissue processing, embedding, and microtomy.Performing routine and special staining techniques.Labeling, filing, discarding, and maintaining tissue samples, slides, and blocks.Executing Quality Control and Quality Assurance procedures to ensure compliance with regulations and protocols. Qualifications & Skills Certifications: Histotechnician (HT) from the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP). Education: Certificate of Completion, Associate's Degree in a related or biological science field. Work experience varies based on role, with higher bonuses for candidates with over one year of experience. Key Attributes Attention to detail, knowledge of histological techniques, and adherence to quality standards are essential for success in this role.