Histotechnologist: IHC, Research & Pathology Collaboration
Medical University of South Carolina
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Job summary
Medical University of South Carolina seeks a Histotechnologist to join our Laboratory Services team in Healthcare & Medical Services. In this on-site role, you will process, embed, cut, and stain tissue specimens using routine, special, and immunohistochemical techniques to support accurate diagnosis, research, and education.
You will maintain quality and regulatory standards in a high-volume academic medical center, collaborating closely with pathologists and trainees.
Responsibilities
- Process, embed, cut, and stain tissue specimens using routine, special, and immunohistochemical techniques to support accurate diagnosis, research, and education.
- Maintain quality and regulatory standards in a high-volume academic medical center, collaborating closely with pathologists and trainees.
Job description
Medical University of South Carolina seeks a Histotechnologist to join our Laboratory Services team in Healthcare & Medical Services. In this on-site role, you will process, embed, cut, and stain tissue specimens using routine, special, and immunohistochemical techniques to support accurate diagnosis, research, and education.
You will maintain quality and regulatory standards in a high-volume academic medical center, collaborating closely with pathologists and trainees.
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