Histotechnologist

Histotechnologist / Histology Technologist Opportunity

This Histotechnologist / Histology Technologist opportunity is based in Jupiter, Florida, a coastal community often described as a "slice of paradise." The area offers year-round sunshine, beautiful Atlantic beaches, and a relaxed lifestyle, all within an easy drive of larger urban amenities in West Palm Beach and the broader South Florida region. Jupiter is known for its scenic waterfront and outdoor recreation. Residents and visitors enjoy DuBois Park with its lagoon and boardwalks, the Jupiter Inlet and iconic lighthouse, as well as access to the Loxahatchee River for kayaking, paddleboarding, and boating. The town offers a mix of charming local shops, modern conveniences, and popular restaurants that take full advantage of water views and the warm coastal climate. It is an ideal setting for professionals who value both a strong career and a high quality of life near the ocean. The position is a 13-week, full-time histology assignment with a 40-hour workweek and a start date as soon as possible. Shift and hours are to be determined, providing some flexibility based on facility needs and candidate fit. This is a temp-to-direct opportunity, which means it can serve as both a strong resume builder and a bridge to a longer-term role for candidates interested in putting down roots in a high-demand, coastal market. You will be working in a modern pathology laboratory environment, utilizing automated equipment and advanced technology to support accurate and timely diagnostic services. The lab handles specimens from operating rooms, procedural areas, and diagnostic services, allowing you to work closely with pathologists and other members of the care team on a variety of case types. Primary responsibilities include:

• Receiving and handling tissue specimens from surgeries and diagnostic procedures, ensuring proper identification and processing.
• Preparing tissue sections for immediate examination using rapid processing and frozen section techniques, including freezing, cutting, mounting, and staining.
• Operating microtomes, cryostats, and other histology instruments to produce high-quality sections for microscopic evaluation.
• Trimming tissue specimens into appropriate blocks and fixing tissues using solutions such as formalin in preparation for embedding and long-term preservation.
• Preparing slides using routine and special stains to enhance tissue detail, supporting accurate diagnosis by the pathologist.
• Fixing, dehydrating, and infiltrating tissue specimens with wax to preserve them for study and archival purposes.
• Following established quality control, safety, and regulatory standards and contributing to a culture of accuracy and reliability in the lab.

You can expect to join a team-oriented laboratory with a focus on collaboration and high-quality patient care. The facility's pathology services are an integral part of the broader care network, offering you exposure to a wide range of cases and the opportunity to further refine your histology skills. This role is well-suited for a histology professional seeking meaningful work in a desirable coastal location with potential for long-term placement.