Anne Arundel Dermatology·Sellersville, Pennsylvania
The Mohs Histotechnician is responsible for preparing frozen tissue sections for microscopic examination using a Cryostat. They must also maintain laboratory equipment and ensure compliance with CLIA and OSHA standards.
Overview At Anne Arundel Dermatology we give exceptional care - to our patients and to eachother.
Patient First | Caring | Accountability | Trust | One Team | Growth Founded 50+ years ago with a mission to provide the highest quality and full spectrum of medical, surgical, and esthetic skin care services to each and every one of its patients, Anne Arundel Dermatology has assembled the finest group of dermatologists in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern states.
With 250+ clinicians and 110+ locations in 7 states, we’re thriving, growing, and looking to add talented individuals to our team!
Why join Anne Arundel Dermatology?
We are committed to continual training and education for our physicians and staff.
We are on top of the latest developments in dermatology including ongoing research, emerging treatments, new medications and prevention methods.
You can find more than just a job with Anne Arundel Dermatology.
We believe in providing our new associates with intensive hands on training and long-term career growth opportunities from within.
The Dermatology and Mohs Surgery Center in Doylestown, PA is searching for a self-motivated Mohs Histotechnician to join our growing practice.
Primary Duties: · Prepare frozen sections of tissue for microscopic examination using Cryostat. · Cares for, maintains, and troubleshoots all laboratory equipment, instruments, and accessories. · Cleans, stocks, and inventories the laboratory area. · Demonstrate knowledge of CLIA and OSHA standards. · Perform other specific duties that are assigned by the lab manager as required. · Other duties assigned as deemed necessary by management.
· A minimum of 1 years’ experience with frozen sections, grossing, embedding, and cutting tissue for Mohs cases · Detail-oriented person · An excellent communicator, both verbally, and written · Presents themselves in a professional manner · Quick learner · Team player · Dependable with excellent attendance · Able to adapt to a high paced workflow based on demand · Works quickly, without compromising quality or safety · Pleasant and optimistic personality · Proficient at multitasking · Adapt to cutting different tissue sizes · Triage and prioritize multiple specimens coming into the lab at one time. · Independently cut and process 12 -14 Mohs cases with a 20 minute turnaround time from the time tissue is received to when the provider is reviewing under the microscope. Licensure/Certifications/Education Education: · Preferred but not required with commensurate experience; HT (ASCP) or have earned an associate degree in a laboratory science, or medical laboratory technology from an accredited institution or have at least 60 semester hours in science from an accredited institution.
Candidates need at least one year of experience with frozen sections, grossing, and cutting tissue for Mohs cases. An associate degree in laboratory science or HT (ASCP) certification is preferred.
Market context
Pennsylvania employers often seek Mohs histotechnicians for dermatology and surgical pathology settings where frozen sections and precise tissue handling are essential. These roles can be competitive because experience with grossing, cutting Mohs tissue, and preferred lab science credentials or HT(ASCP) certification help candidates stand out. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then tailor your application to highlight frozen-section and Mohs case experience.
