Travel Pathology Assistant - $3,094 per week in White Plains, NY

Key Responsibilities Assist in the preparation and performance of gross examination and dissection of surgical pathology specimens using section guidelines and voice recognition systems for dictation. Under pathologist supervision, describe gross anatomic features, dissect surgical specimens, and prepare tissue sections for microscopic examination, including frozen and permanent sections for light microscopy and photography as needed. Ensure appropriate specimen accessioning and labeling; accurately enter required information into the LIS, including number of blocks and pieces of tissue. Assist with coding gross specimens, organization and coordination of anatomic pathology grossing, and preparation of specimens for histology and post mortem examination as needed. Troubleshoot and maintain voice recognition templates, ensuring backup dictation systems reflect the same templates. Assist with inventory of gross room supplies, decalcification of tissue samples, and updates to the Gross Room Manual as needed. Required Qualifications New York State Pathology Assistant license required. B.S. Degree in Biology or a related science with completion of a Pathologists' Assistant Program or equivalent. Influenza vaccine required - no exemptions or exceptions. Ability to demonstrate safe use of grossing table, handsaw, and cryostat. Ability to work with laboratory equipment and chemicals in compliance with safety standards (SDS protocols). Preferred Experience / Skills Minimum 2 years of experience in a surgical pathology or related laboratory setting. ASCP certification preferred. Experience with LIS systems and voice recognition software in a pathology environment. Strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and ability to adapt in a fast-paced laboratory environment. Why Join Us Opportunity to work within a dynamic anatomic pathology department serving all patient populations in a professional acute care setting. Collaborative environment with direct interaction with pathologists and histology laboratory staff.