We know there are plenty of companies competing for your attention—but if you bring warmth, care, and contagious positive energy, please stop scrolling! Digestive Disease Consultants is looking for a Grossing Histotech just like you.
At Digestive Disease Consultants, patient care isn’t just a priority—it’s our purpose. Every day, we deliver an exceptional level of care and compassion to the patients who trust us. If you’re driven by making a real difference, you might be exactly who we’ve been searching for.
Who We Are
We’re a dedicated team of gastroenterologists and allied health professionals with a strong reputation for excellence in digestive health. From routine care to complex conditions, we’re committed to delivering outstanding outcomes and experiences—every patient, every time.
Powered by One GI®, we combine top clinical expertise with innovative business support, allowing our team to focus on what matters most: providing exceptional patient care.
Why You’ll Love It Here
- A collaborative, supportive team environment
- Meaningful work that impacts patients’ lives
- A culture built on compassion, excellence, and positivity
Awesome Perks, Just for You!
- Excellent paid time off for a healthy work/life balance.
- We’ve got your future in mind! With our generous 401(k) plan, we’ll help you grow your nest egg with an employer match that makes saving for retirement even sweeter.
- Looking to further your education? We want to help! We offer education reimbursement opportunities, with generous annual support based on your employment status.
- Internal growth opportunities. We want to aide in your training and development.
- Competitive health and supplemental benefits; with FSA and HSA options.
- Love where you work? Spread the word! Refer a friend who’d be a great fit for One GI® and earn a special bonus when they join the team!
Snapshot Of Daily Duties
Hours: Monday through Friday – 6:00 am – 2:30 pm, with the possibility of a flexible schedule!
- This is a Grossing Histotech position. MUST meet all CLIA requirements for grossing/High Complexity Testing (see must haves). All tissue will be gastrointestinal biopsy and polyp specimens only, with training to be approved by the Lab Director.
- Precisely and accurately perform a variety of routine and specialized histology techniques and procedures, including specimen accessioning, grossing (prosecting), tissue processing, embedding, microtomy, performing special stains, operating H&E autostainer, and operating instrumentation for immunohistochemical stains.
- Prepare precision cuts (sections) using a microtome, and stains according to established procedure for routine and special stains.
- Understand proper tissue handling to minimize cross contamination.
- Maintain stock of necessary reagents for all stains and processing utilized in the department.
- Maintain equipment, instruments, and cleanliness of working area.
- Assist with accession specimens, including assigning case numbers to pathology specimens, verifying specimen jars correspond to the pathology requisition.
- Assist in retrieving blocks and slides for review and filing slides and blocks
- Assist in data entry with the lab LIS system.
- Comply with all state, federal, CLIA, CAP, and other professional regulations as well as department rules, polices, and procedural manuals, including adherence to safety regulations.
- Comply with OSHA and regulatory requirements by following established procedures in order to maintain a safe laboratory environment and to meet all accreditation standards.
The Must Haves
- Meet Qualifications for CLIA High Complexity Testing Personnel (
- 493.1489 Standard; Testing personnel qualifications)
- Have earned an associate degree in a laboratory science or medical laboratory technology from an accredited institution or—
- At least 60 semester hours, or equivalent, from an accredited institution that, at a minimum, includes either—
- (1) Twenty-four (24) semester hours of medical laboratory technology courses; or
- (2) Twenty-four (24) semester hours of science courses that include—
- (i) Six (6) semester hours of chemistry
- (ii) Six (6) semester hours of biology; and
- (iii) Twelve (12) semester hours of chemistry, biology, or medical laboratory technology in any combination
- HT(ASCP) certification or registry eligible.
- Previous experience in an anatomic pathology and histology laboratory.