HistoWiz, Inc·New York
The Histotechnician prepares tissue specimens for microscopic examination using advanced staining and sectioning techniques. Responsibilities include digitizing slides, troubleshooting workflows, and maintaining quality control documentation.
The Histotechnician performs a variety of routine and complex histological procedures to prepare tissue specimens for microscopic examination by a pathologist or scientist. This position requires a higher level of skill and independence, with responsibilities including advanced staining techniques, troubleshooting, and participation in quality control activities. (We are currently hiring only for the Evening Shift Per Diem)
Perform tissue grossing, embedding, and microtomy (FFPE and frozen/OCT sectioning) Execute H&E and special stains according to established protocols Scan and digitize slides using whole slide imaging systems Troubleshoot histology workflows and perform routine equipment maintenance Perform quality control checks and maintain accurate documentation in the LIS Required Qualifications 2+ years of histology experience Strong microtomy and staining proficiency Experience working with animal and/or human tissue types Ability to work in a fast-paced laboratory environment Flexibility to work weekends as needed based on lab workload
New York State License and/or HT/HTL (ASCP) certification Experience with whole slide imaging / digital pathology platforms Experience in a research or CRO laboratory
24/7 Access to a Private Gym: Per diem Histotechs have access to a private gym at any time, supporting health and wellness outside of work hours. Cross-Training Opportunities: Gain experience across different areas of the lab, allowing you to expand your skill set and increase your versatility. Specialized Experience: Work with unique and complex orders, providing valuable exposure that helps build specialized technical expertise.
Candidates must have over 2 years of histology experience with proficiency in microtomy and staining. A New York State License or ASCP certification is preferred.
Market context
In New York, histotech openings often draw candidates with hands-on lab experience, especially in microtomy and staining. This role is competitive because employers may prefer a New York State License or ASCP certification, and evening-shift schedules can narrow the applicant pool. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your experience with histology techniques and any certification details before applying.