The role involves processing tissue and body fluid specimens to prepare microscopic slides in a laboratory setting.

Key responsibilities include sectioning embedded tissues with a microtome, performing immunohistochemical tests, applying various staining procedures, and maintaining laboratory equipment. The technician will execute routine and specialized staining, document quality control activities, and operate both manual and automated instruments.

Qualifications require a Bachelor's degree in Histology or related sciences with at least 2 years of histology experience. Candidates should be proficient with laboratory systems, capable of embedding diverse tissue sizes, and pass a color blindness test. Strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and the ability to work independently or collaboratively in a high-volume environment are essential.

Compensation ranges from $31.00 to $43.00 per hour, plus shift differential.