Cytotechnologist: Precision Cytology & Pathology Support

WVU Medicine; Uniontown (Fayette County); Hybrid; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

WVU Medicine is seeking a Cytotechnologist to process and screen cytological specimens across various body sites. You will work closely with Pathologists to review and interpret specimens, recognizing abnormal and normal cells and classifying findings.

The role requires graduation from a CAAHEP/CAHEA accredited program and state licensure where services are provided, with preferred ASCP certification. You will perform testing, assist with FNA adequacy, maintain equipment, and participate in

Qualifications

• Graduate from a CAAHEP or CAHEA accredited cytotechnologist program.
• Current licensure as required by the state where services will be provided.

Responsibilities

• Perform and analyze according to SOP, basic and complex diagnostic procedures to ensure accurate results.
• Assist Physicians with FNA specimen adequacy determination during patient procedures.
• Prepare reagents and solutions accurately to complete tests per SOP.
• Restock work area and FNA carts with needed supplies.
• Prepare and accession patient specimens with proper labeling and information.
• Conduct quality assurance and control procedures to ensure reliable results.
• Troubleshoot instrument issues and resolve problems promptly.
• Participate in proficiency testing and reporting per established procedures.
• Notify appropriate personnel of abnormal results with full documentation.
• Participate in staff training and supervision as needed.

Skills

Computer literacy

Verbal & written communication

Laboratory equipment handling

Attention to detail

Education

CAAHEP/CAHEA cytotechnologist program

Licensure as required by state

Tools

Microscope

Laboratory instruments

Job description

WVU Medicine is seeking a Cytotechnologist to process and screen cytological specimens across various body sites. You will work closely with Pathologists to review and interpret specimens, recognizing abnormal and normal cells and classifying findings.

The role requires graduation from a CAAHEP/CAHEA accredited program and state licensure where services are provided, with preferred ASCP certification. You will perform testing, assist with FNA adequacy, maintain equipment, and participate in