Histology Specialist
Duties and responsibilities:
under the administration of the laboratory technologists or physicians,
histology technicians freeze and cut thin tissue samples to examine under a
microscope. They protect the slice sample on a slide and use particular dyes to
stain it, bringing out cellular structures and allowing pathologists,
physicians or research scientists to identify abnormal cells and monitor cell
function. Histology technicians must also have an understanding with many kinds
of lab equipment and secure it for signs of disrepair.
Salary: $48,710
Education requirements:
Most employers need a entry-level histology technicians and have a minimum of an
associate's degree from a technical or community colleges. Many approve of those
with a bachelor's degree in medical technology. Students can presume to take
courses in pathology, biology, medical terminology, histology and
histotechnology. Most programs also include an internship or practicum so students
can have an understanding of the tasks needed of a histology technician in the
lab, as well as obtain a well understanding with the equipment.
No I would
not like to be histology because I’m not into the lab field. I like writing not
science.
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