Per Diem / PRN Cytotechnologist
PennState Health
Reading, PA
5x8 hrs, Days, Flexible
$31-47/hourOverview
- Start DateASAP
- Shift Breakdown5x8 hrs
- ShiftDays, Flexible
Pay
Benefits
- Holiday Pay
- Continuing Education
- 401k retirement plan
- Pet insurance
- Wellness and fitness programs
- Employee assistance programs
- Medical benefits
- Dental benefits
- Vision benefits
- Benefits start day 1
- Life insurance
- Discount program
Qualifications
- Eligible to work in US
Description
SUMMARY OF POSITION : Stains, mounts, and studies cells of human body to detect evidence of cancer, hormonal abnormalities, and other pathological conditions, following established standards and practices. Prepares microscopic slides from specimens of blood, scrapings, or other bodily exudates, and fixes and stains slide to preserve specimen and enhance visibility of cells under microscope. Examines slide under microscope to identify abnormalities in cell structure. Reports abnormalities to the Pathologist. May supervise and coordinate activities of staff of cytology laboratory.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Education:
Bachelors degree in Cytology or related science
Or comparable education needed to fulfill registry requirements for the American Society of Clinical Pathologists and successful completion of a 12 month CAHEA accredited Cytotechnology program.
Experience:
No previous experience required.
License/Certification:
Must be registered by the Board of Registry of the American Society of Clinical Pathologists as Cytotechnologist.
Employer
PennState Health
Reading, PA
About
Historic Reading, located about 50 miles northwest of Philadelphia, dates back to 1748. Known for its industrial past, including the Reading Railroad, today, many come to hunt for bargains and enjoy summertime entertainment. The city is a mecca for outlet shopping and events like Downtown Alive, a series featuring popular performers providing free musical events, keep locals and visitors entertained. There's also a 10-day-long jazz fest in the spring, while winter brings the annual Holiday Parade and the Fire & Ice Fest. For a fascinating look at Reading's history, the 579-acre Daniel Boone Homestead includes the house where the frontiersman was born. There's also a small museum providing insight into his life and life in early America, including furniture from the 18th and 19th centuries.