Mayo Clinic·Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Prepares tissues for microscopic diagnosis using manual, semi-automated, and automated technologies. Maintains tissue integrity from pre-analytic to post-analytic phases to produce high-quality slides for pathologists.
Non - exempt position.
The histology laboratory contributes a valuable service to help pathologists provide patient diagnoses.
The histotechnician-histotechnologist prepares tissues for microscopic diagnosis by a Pathologist utilizing a variety of manual, semi-automated and automated technologies.
The histotechnician-histotechnologist is responsible for maintaining the integrity of tissue through the pre-analytic to post-analytic phase in the Anatomic Pathology laboratory.
The histotechnician-histotechnologist is responsible for producing slides of good to superior quality and works closely with the Pathologist to provide slides in an efficient and timely manner.
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This position is not eligible for visa sponsorship/we will not sponsor or transfer a visa for this position. Also, Mayo Clinic DOES NOT participate in the F1 STEM OPT extension program.
2-year commitment to the role is required.
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Requires a diploma, associate, or bachelor's degree in histology and completion of a clinical practicum. Candidates must be HT/HTL certified or registry eligible and possess strong organizational and manual skills.
Market context
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