Tampa General Hospital·Tampa, Florida
Prepares high-quality tissue specimens for microscopic examination and performs various histological tests and stains. Ensures the laboratory maintains compliance with CLIA standards and processes slides efficiently for surgeons and pathologists.
Under general supervision following established policies, procedures, and professional guidelines, prepares high quality tissue specimens for microscopic examination and performs a wide variety of standard and non-standard histological tests and stains and a limited number of new, modified, or special tests and examinations.
Associated Degree - Science License/Registrations - Issued by Florida or Compact State Clinical Lab Technologist Work Experience and
Technical Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities · Prepare and keep laboratory up to CLIA Standards. · Knowledge of CLIA regulations regarding proficiency testing, quality assurance and quality control. · Knowledge of medical terminology. · Time Management Skills: able to process slides in a timely manner for surgeon/pathologist while patient is waiting.
Requires an Associate Degree in Science and a Florida or Compact State Clinical Lab Technologist license. Candidates must possess knowledge of CLIA regulations and medical terminology.
Market context
In Florida, Mohs histotechnician openings are typically driven by dermatology and surgical pathology practices that need precise tissue processing and close coordination with clinical teams. These roles are competitive because employers often look for an associate degree, a Florida or Compact State clinical lab technologist license, and working knowledge of CLIA regulations and medical terminology. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform against the original posting, then confirm your license status and highlight any Mohs, dermatology, or lab-processing experience in your application.