Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center Cytotechnologists participate in a broad range of basic and complex cases encountered at the largest tertiary academic medical center in New Hampshire. The cytology laboratory supports an active FNA ROSE service using telecytology technology for procedures in OR, Endoscopy, CT, IR, and clinics. Cytotechnologists assist with teaching medical students, pathology residents, and cytopathology fellows. The cytology section works closely with the world-renowned Dartmouth Laboratory for Clinical Genomics and Advanced Technology (CGAT) and has major funded research programs in informatics, including deep learning, related to cytology. Cytotechnologists collect specimens for research studies organized through the Norris Cotton Cancer Institute. At the direction of the Cytology Supervisor and the Cytology Medical Director, the Cytotechnologist III will analyze and interpret cellular changes caused by disease processes. Prepare samples for microscopic examination by processing and staining clinical gynecological and non-gynecological specimens. Perform thorough microscopic examination of the slides to detect and interpret cellular changes, document initial findings, and route to the cytopathologist for final diagnosis when necessary. Assist clinician colleagues with slide preparation during fine needle aspiration procedures and perform on-site adequacy assessments as needed. Participate and assist in research and development activities. Mentor and teach all aspects of cytology to residents, medical students, fellows, and new cytotechnologists. Actively participate in compliance and quality management activities on a daily basis. Perform other duties as required or assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Bachelor's degree
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees