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VIZIA Diagnostics, Alpharetta, GA, seeks a Histotechnician to support GI-focused surgical pathology. You will embed, section, stain, and QC tissue slides for pathologists in a fast-paced lab.
The ideal candidate holds HT(ASCP) certification (HTL preferred) and has hands-on experience with LIS, microtomes, stainers, and tissue processing. Join a growing, GI-centered pathology team committed to quality and safety.
VIZIA Diagnostics, formerly Boston Scientific Pathology, is seeking a Histotechnician for their Alpharetta, GA Laboratory.
VIZIA Diagnostics is a stand-alone, surgical pathology laboratory serving clients nationwide. VIZIA delivers best-in-class service excellence in diagnostic patient care.
Today, VIZIA is a subspecialty model dedicated primarily to the practice of gastrointestinal pathology with GI subspecialty-trained and experienced pathologists and histotechnicians focused exclusively on GI specimens to ensure the highest level of quality. VIZIA is a growing company with potential advancement into other surgical pathology specialties, including a more robust genitourinary practice.
Knowledge - Solid knowledge of the job. Applies broad knowledge of general technical concepts and practices and a general understanding of product or systems fundamentals.
Cognitive Skills - Performs routine and some non-routine technical assignments using standard methods and sequences. Performs set-up, testing, repair, inspection, and/or maintenance of all area-specific equipment, materials, systems, and/or product. Assignments require limited judgment in troubleshooting proven processes.
Supervision Required - Close to moderate supervision. Receives general instructions on routine work and detailed instructions on new assignments.
Consequence of Errors - Errors may be detected and corrected but may cause moderate loss of time or customer/user dissatisfaction.
Contacts - Contacts are typically with individuals within own department and occasionally with contacts outside own organization. Contacts involve obtaining or providing information or data requiring some explanation or interpretation.