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I'd work well with fellow Tactile, more people to realate to for activites, wouldn't work well with auditory, can't learn from audio

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The career suited for me is a cytotechnologist, some one who examines human cells to diagnose them with what they have

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Im the kinda person who likes to help others

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The career suited for me is a cytotechnologist, some one who examines human cells to diagnose them with what they have

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Cytology is the study of cells. As a cytotechnologist, you'll prepare and examine body cells for study under the microscope in order to detect abnormalities that may be important in the early diagnosis of cancer and other diseases.

Cytotechnologist Job Description

Under the supervision of a pathologist, a cytotechnologist is responsible for the following tasks:

Prepare slides containing sample cells for examination under a microscope

Evaluate cells for the presence of cancer, precancerous changes or infections

Provide an interpretation of all patient samples to the pathologist

In addition, there are opportunities for cytotechnologists in teaching and research.

Cytotechnologist Education and Training

Cytotechnologists must have a bachelor's degree from a program accredited by the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS) or the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP).

In addition to cytochemistry and cytophysiology, you'll learn processing techniques, preparation of specimens and microscopy. You'll likely study the following subjects:

Cytotechnologist Certification

Regulations vary from state to state, but certification is highly recommended because most employers require it. The American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) offers national certification and testing which earns cytotechnologists the title of Certified Cytotechnologist (CT).

Work Environment and Salary

As a cytotechnologist, you might work in any of the following settings:

Hospitals

Clinics

Universities

Commercial laboratories

Public health organizations

Cytotechnologists, who fit into the larger profession of medical and clinical laboratory technologists, make a median annual salary of $50,930. Actual salaries may vary greatly based on specialization within the field, location, years of experience and a variety of other factors. National long-term projections of employment growth may not reflect local and/or short-term economic or job conditions, and do not guarantee actual job growth.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 2018-19 Occupational Outlook Handbook

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Cytotechnologist | Cytotechnology Schools and Training

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Cytology is the study of cells. As a cytotechnologist, you'll prepare and examine body cells for study under the microscope in order to detect abnormalities that may be important in the early diagnosis of cancer and other diseases.

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I am outgoing, and energetic person, benefits because hands on stuff can be energetic

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A word that describe me is,extraordinary,

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its hard to get only listening learning through my head

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I am pretty good at stuff like gaming, sports, and building

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learning stuff by only listening

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I like to help others by leading them to do the right thing

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My top learning style is Tactile, I like hand on activities