Cytotech / Cytogenetics Travel Therapist Jobs in South Carolina

Travel Cytotech / Cytogenetics - $40 per hour in Charleston, SC - Advance your career as a Cytotechnologist in Charleston, SC! Millbrook specializes in connecting healthcare providers across various specialties with top-tier clients nationwide. Looking to work for a company that truly supports your professional growth? At Millbrook, we don’t just offer exciting assignments with our exceptional client network – we also invest in your future through value-added training programs to keep you at the forefront of medical advancements and technology. Whether you’re seeking local or travel assignments ranging from 13 weeks to a year, our expert staffing specialists are ready to match your skills with your next great opportunity! We’re looking for a dedicated Cytotechnologist in Charleston, SC  with strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and a collaborative mindset. This professional will play a crucial role in evaluating cellular samples, collaborating with the medical team, and maintaining precise documentation to ensure accurate diagnoses. Job Requirements: * Certified by the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) * 1+ year of experience * Bachelor’s degree in Cytotechnology or a related field With Millbrook Support Services, you’ll enjoy: * Personalized support from a dedicated recruiting team to help you find your ideal role * Comprehensive credentialing assistance throughout your contract * Competitive compensation plans, including W-2 and 1099 options * Health benefits (Including vision & dental)  * Weekly direct deposit  * Referral bonuses – bring your friends along for the journey!   Cytotechnologist Duties: (1) Duties of the Cytotechnologist include, but are not limited to: a. Evaluates the quality and adequacy of all patient samples before accepting and logging them into the section. Prepares and stains cytology slides for all GYN and non-GYN specimens. Evaluates the quality of all cytology preparations by light microscopy. b. Makes preliminary diagnoses independently of the pathologist. c. Makes diagnoses using a wide range of knowledge of the human body and pathologic processes, including normal/abnormal cellular patterns, inflammatory reactions, presence of microorganisms, benign changes, premalignant conditions, and cellular responses to therapeutic agents. d. Makes diagnoses using clinical history provided and/or consults clinician using experience and knowledge to collect significant information necessary for an accurate diagnosis. e. Uses extensive knowledge of cellular morphology for all specimens which include cervical/vaginal (gynecologic), GI, GU, respiratory, body cavity and cyst fluids, CSF specimens, fine needle aspiration biopsies of all organs (liver, pancreas, adrenal, lymph node, kidney, lung, breast, head, and neck). f. Monitors stain quality, preparation techniques, and workflow daily. Ensures that cytology turnaround-time metrics are always maintained. g. Attends fine needle aspiration (FNA) biopsy procedures throughout the medical center to collect, handle, prepare and triage the specimen and render preliminary diagnoses of adequacy (Radiology, Urology, ENT, Oral Surgery, Operating Room, Medical bed services, etc.). h. Prepares and stains FNA smears for the purpose of rendering an adequacy reading, preliminary diagnosis and specimen triage. Decides how the FNA specimen should be handled (fixed, unfixed, etc.) for further evaluation. Consults with the pathologist (and clinician if present) about patient clinical history and the need for further specimen sampling or additional ancillary tests. i. Travels or communicates to other departments, as necessary, to advise physicians on proper differential diagnosis, makes independent professional decisions on methods of collection and handling of samples and on the need for repeat of the procedure, if deemed necessary. j. Reviews cases with clinicians (attending), pathologist, and residents daily. k. Responsible for assisting the Anatomic Pathology supervisor in implementing and maintaining all regulatory quality control and quality assurance functions related to cytology. l. Complies with applicable CLIA regulations regarding slides reviewed, prorated to other work performed. m. Prepares and preview case reports for review by the Pathologist, and may release, fax, and file case reports when routine secretarial help is not available. n. Maintains cytology case slide and requisition files in compliance with mandated guidelines.