Histopathology Specialist
PermanentJob Details
Requirements
Furthermore, adherence to the regulatory framework established by CLIA and State is mandatory. The ideal candidate should have experience in histology and possess ASCP certifications. Any person or entity planning to establish and operate a clinical laboratory in New York State must hold a license. Although experience in histology would be welcomed, it is not a mandatory qualification. An understanding of the various stages of tissue development and the effects of diseases on tissue structure is critical in producing accurate diagnostic information. An advantage in this position would be previous experience in immunohistochemistry. Comfortable insertion of both bulky and petite objects. The ability to read and understand all labels and their accompanying documentation with great accuracy. Exceptionally thorough and with a strong emphasis on detail. Working in a laboratory that has a high workload is a beneficial experience to have. Laboratory researchers must have a solid understanding of SOPs and safety protocols to maintain a safe and secure work environment. Meeting the requirements of a standardized color perception exam is essential.
Job Description
The procedure of preparing human body fluids and tissues for examination under a microscope is known as sample processing. Execute the technical requirements to produce histopathological slides for surgical samples. Once the tissue is embedded, sectioning it using a microtome and mounting it onto a slide is necessary for analysis through a microscope. Conduct multiple immunohistochemistry analyses on tissue sections that underwent formalin fixation and paraffin embedding. Before and after staining, sections must be properly dehydrated and cleared to prevent precipitation of staining chemicals and ensure proper visualization. Proper embedding can also aid in the identification of cells and tissue structures within the specimen. Some procedures may require the use of special stains, such as immunohistochemical or fluorescent stains. In order to provide patients with quality care, it is important to report test results accurately and in a timely manner. Operating and maintaining instruments requires a high level of attention to detail and a meticulous work ethic. Save yourself time and money by performing regular and timely equipment maintenance and record-keeping. Maintain an up-to-date and precise equipment log recording. Providing regular training opportunities for employees can help ensure they are up-to-date on the latest maintenance and quality control techniques and best practices. For the laboratory to be effective and efficient, it is important to adhere to the quality control policies and guidelines that have been set. The laboratory's specified procedures for specimen handling, processing, analysis, and reporting must be strictly followed to guarantee the reliability of test results. It is also important to monitor and evaluate test results in the context of the original goals and objectives, and make adjustments as needed to improve future performance.
Histopathology Specialist
PermanentJob Details
Requirements
Furthermore, adherence to the regulatory framework established by CLIA and State is mandatory. The ideal candidate should have experience in histology and possess ASCP certifications. Any person or entity planning to establish and operate a clinical laboratory in New York State must hold a license. Although experience in histology would be welcomed, it is not a mandatory qualification. An understanding of the various stages of tissue development and the effects of diseases on tissue structure is critical in producing accurate diagnostic information. An advantage in this position would be previous experience in immunohistochemistry. Comfortable insertion of both bulky and petite objects. The ability to read and understand all labels and their accompanying documentation with great accuracy. Exceptionally thorough and with a strong emphasis on detail. Working in a laboratory that has a high workload is a beneficial experience to have. Laboratory researchers must have a solid understanding of SOPs and safety protocols to maintain a safe and secure work environment. Meeting the requirements of a standardized color perception exam is essential.
Job Description
The procedure of preparing human body fluids and tissues for examination under a microscope is known as sample processing. Execute the technical requirements to produce histopathological slides for surgical samples. Once the tissue is embedded, sectioning it using a microtome and mounting it onto a slide is necessary for analysis through a microscope. Conduct multiple immunohistochemistry analyses on tissue sections that underwent formalin fixation and paraffin embedding. Before and after staining, sections must be properly dehydrated and cleared to prevent precipitation of staining chemicals and ensure proper visualization. Proper embedding can also aid in the identification of cells and tissue structures within the specimen. Some procedures may require the use of special stains, such as immunohistochemical or fluorescent stains. In order to provide patients with quality care, it is important to report test results accurately and in a timely manner. Operating and maintaining instruments requires a high level of attention to detail and a meticulous work ethic. Save yourself time and money by performing regular and timely equipment maintenance and record-keeping. Maintain an up-to-date and precise equipment log recording. Providing regular training opportunities for employees can help ensure they are up-to-date on the latest maintenance and quality control techniques and best practices. For the laboratory to be effective and efficient, it is important to adhere to the quality control policies and guidelines that have been set. The laboratory's specified procedures for specimen handling, processing, analysis, and reporting must be strictly followed to guarantee the reliability of test results. It is also important to monitor and evaluate test results in the context of the original goals and objectives, and make adjustments as needed to improve future performance.