Cytotechnologist
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Last updated on 22 Jan 2026
Overview
A cytotechnologist is a laboratory professional trained to examine human cell samples under a microscope to detect abnormalities and signs of diseases like cancer. They play a critical role in early diagnosis by analyzing Pap smears and fluid specimens. Their work is vital in pathology labs, hospitals, and cancer detection centers. Accuracy, precision, and attention to detail define their expertise. Their findings directly influence clinical decisions and patient treatment plans.
Job Description
- Examine cellular specimens to identify abnormalities and disease markers.
- Collaborate with pathologists for final diagnosis confirmation.
- Use microscopes and staining techniques for slide analysis.
- Maintain patient records and specimen integrity.
- Adhere to safety and laboratory protocols.
- Stay updated with diagnostic technology and cytology trends.
- Ensure quality control in cytological examinations.
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