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Travel Histotechnologist Jobs

Travel jobs for Histotechnologists are available in many areas of the United States, primarily in hospitals, clinics, research facilities, and diagnostic laboratories. Job descriptions for Histotechnologists focus on preparing tissue samples to be examined microscopically by pathologists; they also may conduct certain tests themselves. Sample preparation is crucial for obtaining accurate results that healthcare providers can use to prevent, diagnose, and manage disease in patients. Histotechnologists typically can perform more complex procedures than Histotechnicians and can be supervisors or educators. Explore travel Histotechnologist jobs today.

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    Travel Histotechnologist Job Responsibilities & Salary

    Job responsibilities for Histotechnologists include preparing tissue samples for examination under the microscope by a pathologist. Preparation involves obtaining a slice of tissue, mounting it on a slide, and staining the sample as indicated to better detect abnormalities. Histotechnologists have expertise in a variety of histologic techniques, such as enzyme histochemistry, immunohistochemistry, and in-situ hybridization. Most Histotechnologists obtain certification through the American Society for Clinical Pathology. The average annual salary for Histotechnologists in the United States is nearly $60,000.