Cytotechnologist
Brigham and Women's Hospital
Boston, MA
5x8 hrs, Days

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Sr. Cytology Technologist, Pathology Sign-on bonus available! 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM General Summary: The Senior Cytology Technologist is an experienced professional responsible for complex light microscopic analyses, cytodiagnostic interpretations, and quality control activities. Primary tasks include releasing final interpretations for Pap tests negative for intraepithelial lesions or malignancies and performing on-site sample preparation and rapid adequacy assessments at image-guided procedures. Key Responsibilities: - Sample Examination: Conducts thorough examinations of cytologic samples (Pap tests, sputa, bronchoscopic specimens, etc.) and renders cytomorphologic interpretations. - Documentation: Accurately documents cytologic findings, hours worked, and slides screened; triages cases appropriately. - FNA Service: Covers fine needle aspiration services, prepares slides, triages samples for testing, and provides rapid adequacy evaluations. - Quality Assurance: Participates inquality assurance and retrospective slide reviews. - Problem-Solving: Engages in problem-solving related to diagnosis, administration, IT, and customer service; communicates with healthcare providers. - Compliance: Adheres to laboratory, departmental, and hospital policies, including safety and infection control. - Mandatory Requirements: Completes annual requirements (competency assessments, Healthstream, TB testing, vaccinations). - Training and Competency: May perform competency assessments for other staff members. Qualifications: - Education: Baccalaureate degree and certificate from an accredited school of cytotechnology. - Certification: Must pass or be eligible for the ASCP Board of Registry examination. Join our team to leverage your cytology expertise and contribute to high-quality patient care in a dynamic and collaborative environment.

Recruiter: Colon, Natalia