Friday, October 24, 2014

A Day In The Life of a Histologist


Career Histologist- describe a day in the life of, what training is required, salary, include a picture and reference



A histologist is one who detects, diagnoses, and treats diseases by analyzing cells and bodily fluids. They search for parasites, bacteria, and other microorganisms. They must be able to match blood for transfusion purposes and test drug levels in the blood that shows how a patient may be responding to treatment.


Histologists must have knowledge in using advanced computer software and lab equipment to analyze tissue. You only need an associates degree at minimum to become a histologist, but most have bachelor degrees in fields of medical technology or another type of lab science. Many employers require their applicants to be certified by the American Medical Technologist or National Credentialing Agency for Laboratory Personnel.


Salaries for histologists range from $26,430 to  $50,250, with the median being $32,840.


References:
http://diplomaguide.com/articles/Histologist_Career_Info.html

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