Medical Technologist

Cytotechnologist OpportunitySeeking a Full Time Cytotechnologist to join a great team in North Central Florida!Shift Hours: 8:00AM-5:00PMDays of Week: MONDAY-FRIDAYUpon supervision, microscopically evaluates all types of cytology specimens submitted to the cytopathology laboratory. Screens cytologic material and recognizes abnormalities identified and renders an interpretation diagnoses using the laboratory information system; appropriate cases are sent to the Cytopathologists for final interpretation consideration. Assists Rapid-On Site Evaluations in multiple services including Bronchoscopy, Interventional Radiology, and surgical clinics. Performs appropriate record-keeping procedures and fulfills some of the duties of the cytopathology supervisor during that supervisor's absence. On rare occasions, prepares cytologic specimens for evaluation using established procedures.QualificationsMinimum Education and Experience Requirements:Must have completed Cytotechnology training in a CAHEA approved program and/or qualify as outlined in Rules of the Department of Business and Professional Regulation as required for licensureOne year laboratory experience as a Cytotechnologist, preferredLicensure/Certification/Registration: Must be eligible for or possess either a temporary or current license as a State of Florida Clinical Laboratory Technologist in Cytology. Registration by an accredited National Certification Agency is preferred.Perks of Living in the area:Affordability: recognized as one of Florida's most affordable cities. In 2025, its cost of living is estimated to be roughly 5–10% lower than the national average. Additionally, residents benefit from no state income tax.World-Class Healthcare: The city is a major medical hub, home to UF Hospital, which is nationally ranked in multiple specialties.Educational Hub: As the home of the University of Florida and Santa Fe College, the city offers extensive academic and research opportunities. Its public school system is also ranked among the top 15 in the state.Abundant Nature: Known as a "Tree City," Gainesville features a dense urban forest. Key outdoor spots include:Natural Springs: Easy access to freshwater springs like Ichetucknee Springs for tubing and kayaking.State Parks: Paynes Prairie, where you can see wild bison and horses, and Devil's Millhopper, a 120-foot deep geological sinkhole.