Under general supervision, the Cytotechnologist prepares and stains specimens from various body sites and examines them microscopically to identify cancer and other cellular abnormalities. The role distinguishes normal from abnormal cells and issues diagnostic reports on gynecological specimens. The Cytotechnologist also works with clinicians at aspiration biopsy sites, prepares smears, and ensures specimens are collected and processed appropriately.
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Full-time