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The Flow Cytometry Technologist performs testing of clinical samples by flow cytometry; performs accessioning (test ordering), sample processing, data acquisition & analysis, results reporting in the laboratory information system, equipment/lab maintenance and QC procedures.
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NEW Cytotech OR Cytotechnologist opening at a full service clinical and anatomic pathology laboratory located in New York! This laboratory is looking to hire a permanent and full time Cytotechnologist on Day Shift (7am or 8am start time.
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Cytotechnologist Registration from the New York State Department of Health, Clinical Laboratory Evaluation Program. An associates or high school degree will only be accepted if the individual has the designated experience defined by NYS and has obtained their NYS license through the grand-parenting pathway defined by NYS. Experience required is 6 months 1 year in a cytology laboratory performing work as a cytotechnologist.
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Current License to practice as a Clinical Laboratory Technologist or Cytotechnologist in New York State required, plus specialized certifications as needed. Leads the activities of assigned Clinical Laboratory Operations team members by communicating and providing guidance toward achieving department objectives.
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Valid license as a clinical laboratory technologist, cytotechnologist, or histotechnologist issued by the NYSED. One (1) year of full-time paid experience as a technologist in a clinical laboratory or blood bank.
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The Department of Clinical Laboratories at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University is seeking a full-time Cytotechnologist, Pathology/Cytology. New York State Cytotechnologist license or documented eligibility required.
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6 months - 1 year in a cytology laboratory performing work as a cytotechnologist. 3 years in a cytology laboratory performing work as a cytotechnologist. Bachelor's Degree in Clinical Laboratory Technology from a program registered by the NYS Department of Education or Bachelor's degree in the major of biology, chemistry or physical sciences from an accredited college or university or at least three (3) years of experience in a similar laboratory including previous supervisory experience.
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1 year + experience in cytotechnology; possible clinical lab technologist with cytotechnology experience and knowledge with lab specimen process. New York State Education, Cytotechnologist or CLT license and registration.
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