PathGroup·Nashville, Tennessee
The Histotechnician prepares human body tissue for examination through embedding and microtomy. They are also responsible for performing special stains, IHC procedures, and maintaining laboratory quality control and safety standards.
A Histotechnician (HT) prepares human body tissue for examination by other laboratory professionals. The person in this position performs embedding, microtomy, and all related histology tasks. This position also performs special stain and IHC procedures as directed.
High school diploma or GED required.
Must have completed on the job histology training or documented formal histology training.
Maintains appropriate continuing education for certification if appropriate.
• Minimum of one year experience working in a histology lab, performing microtomy and/or embedding is required.
Requires a high school diploma or GED and documented formal or on-the-job histology training. A minimum of one year of experience in a histology lab performing microtomy or embedding is required.
Market context
Histotechnician roles in Tennessee are often tied to steady pathology and laboratory staffing needs, especially in hospitals and diagnostic labs. These positions are competitive because employers usually want hands-on microtomy or embedding experience, along with formal histology training and a high school diploma or GED; sign-on bonus and relocation assistance can make openings more attractive. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page against the original posting so you can quickly confirm fit before applying.
