Cytotechnologist - Full Time, Days

A cytotechnologist in the anatomical pathology department is responsible for the accurate preparation, evaluation, and interpretation of both gynecologic and non-gynecologic specimens. The cytotechnologist participates in fine needle aspiration (FNA) procedures to provide an immediate adequacy evaluation.
Education: Bachelor's degree in Cytology OR science related discipline with a certificate from an approved cytology training program.
Licensure: NYS Cytotechnologist license (or eligible), ASCP certification in Cytotechnology (or eligible)
Physical requirements:Able to endure long periods of sitting at microscope; requires visual acuity and normal color perception. Able to perform light lifting, up to 40 pounds. Repetitive use of hands and standing for long periods of time is often necessary.
Full Time - Days