Summary from listing
The Cytotechnologist screens and interprets gynecologic and non-gynecologic cytologic specimens, documents slide examination results, processes routine and special-stain slides, troubleshoots stain preparations, distributes completed patient materials to pathologists, and supports new-employee training. The role requires a bachelor's degree or equivalent, ASCP Board of Registry certification, and three years of previous screening Cytotechnologist experience, along with cytology-processing knowledge, accuracy, communication, independent judgment, HIPAA compliance, computer skills, and customer-service abilities.
