Diagnostic Technician - Histopathology

Responsibilities

• Necropsy After-Hours Carcass Receiving:
• Sample Prep, Sample Cataloging:
• Retrieves samples, visually analyze samples for quality, and orders appropriate tests in TVMDL's computer-based laboratory information management system (LIMS). Files and catalogs specimens, slides, paraffin blocks, and other diagnostic material for archival purposes.
• Testing:
• Client Communication:
• Communicates with clients via phone or writing to clarify test requests, discusses basic testing capabilities, and verifies sample details or patient history. Ensures confidentiality of correspondence and reports.
• Quality Assurance & Safety:
• Supplies, Stock, Inventory, and Equipment:
• Administrative Roles:
• Completes and files electronic paperwork in a timely manner, including worksheets, forms, accession forms, regulatory forms, quality assurance and safety documentation, equipment maintenance forms, and logbooks. Abides by agency and state records retention and confidentiality requirements.
• May perform result entry and assist with routing regulatory paperwork for state and national animal health disease monitoring programs during peak testing.
• Teamwork & Cooperation:
• Other:
• Additional Position Details:
• This position is required to work onsite M-F 1 PM to 10 PM; however, the incumbent may have the opportunity to participate in flex scheduling, including work prior to 1 pm, after 10 pm and/or on weekends.
• TVMDL is considered an essential component of the Tex

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Additional Information

Job Title Diagnostic Technician - Histopathology Agency Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory Department College Station - Histopathology Proposed Minimum Salary $21.63 hourly Job Location College Station, Texas Job Type Staff Job Description Job Description Summary The Histopathology Section is a fast-paced, high-volume laboratory that prepares hundreds of slides daily for microscopic examination. Sample submission may include formalin fixed biopsies, organs, and small animal carcasses. This role verifies the quality of fixed tissues and stains by differentiating colors of slides. The incumbent works in a fast-paced environment that requires attention to detail, quick problem-solving, strong communication skills, excellent time management abilities, and demonstration of manual dexterity. Timeliness, accuracy, and the ability to remain focused in a high-volume work environment are vital to this position, as well as a service mindset and strong work ethic.

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