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Summary

Under general supervision and following established procedures, stains, mounts slides and microscopically studies cells from the human body to detect evidence of cancer, hormonal abnormalities and other pathological conditions.  Microscopically examines stained slides from a variety of biological materials in order to detect cancer or other cellular abnormalities.  Searches for minute abnormalities in size, shape, color and arrangements of cells which may indicate disease.  Prepares specimens for examination, utilizing appropriate laboratory techniques and protocols.  Classifies cells according to established categories.  Determines whether cells are abnormal and whether slide should be reviewed and examined by other laboratory personnel.  Reviews and classifies all abnormal cases held for Pathologist’s review; prepares and submits reports to physicians and other authorized personnel.  Maintains professional growth and development through seminars, workshops, conferences, professional affiliations.  Adheres compliance with established administrative laboratory policies and procedures.  Maintain compliance with requirement of laboratory safety, OSHA, assurance accreditation and regulatory agencies.  Performs other related duties as required. 
This position is split between Central campus and Huron Valley Sinai Hospital, Monday 8.0hrs. Wednesday 4.0 hrs. and Friday 8.0 hrs. Position will primarily cover FNA adequacy at Huron Valley hospital. the schedule is usually in place a day before and Cytotech will be aware to start the day at HVH or central campus and for the day they stay at that site. This position will require some flexibility based upon if the procedure is scheduled for Tuesday or Wednesday. 

Minimum Qualifications
1.   Bachelor’s degree in cytology or related science, or equivalent education and experience to obtain certification.
2.   Registered or registry eligible with the American Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP).

Skills Required
1.   Effective verbal and written communication skills. 
2.   Analytical ability to determine proper means of testing samples and to evaluate results.
3.   Organizational skills to plan daily workload and implement directives.
4.   Ability to work independently.
5.   Interpersonal skills and tact to work with a variety of medical personnel.