Hybrid Pathologist's Assistant bei Beth Israel Lahey Health
Beth Israel Lahey Health · Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital Plymouth, Vereinigte Staaten Von Amerika · Hybrid
- Optionales Büro in Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital Plymouth
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Per Diem; Based on Department needsJob Description:
The Pathologists’ Assistant is specifically trained in the gross examination, dissection and submission of specimens for histologic evaluation for all commonly received specimens in the Histology Laboratory.
Duties/Responsibilities
Under the supervision of a board-certified Anatomic Pathologist, the Pathologist Assistant is responsible for:
Gross description and dissection (examination of surgical tissues).
Submission and preparation of specimens for histologic and other laboratory testing.
Gross specimen photography.
Process improvement
Processing of frozen sections and/or touch preparations for rapid interpretation.
Training of new employees within the appropriate scope of practice as necessary
Technical review and writing of relevant procedures with the Anatomic Pathology Manager
Attendance at all relevant meetings
Maintaining equipment in work area
Abiding by Hospital and Laboratory policies
Maintaining a clean work environment
Participation in organization of conferences
It is understood that this is a summary of key job functions and does not include every detail of the job that may reasonably be required.
Education/Experience Required
A minimum of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college/university, plus successful completion of an NAACLS accredited Pathologists’ Assistant program.
Able to communicate effectively and work well with laboratory personnel and the pathologists on staff, as well as key individuals outside the department.
Registration/Certification
PA (ASCP) required or eligible and in process.
Qualifies for high proficiency testing, meeting the CAP standards for performing gross dissection.
