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Cytotechnology Profession

CELLS, CELLS, CELLS
Who are Cytotechnologists? Laboratory professionals who examine cells that have been scraped, exfoliated, or aspirated from all over the body. A cytologist can recognize and interpret benign and malignant changes by screening specimens at a microscope.

	PEEK into the world of Cytology: See cells from all over the body!
Click this box to view a short tutorial about the field of cytotechnology

Full ASCP 2005 Wage and Vacancy Survey of Medical Laboratories Excerpts Below
VACANCY RATES

*WAGES SHOWN PER HOUR*

LINKS FOR FURTHER EXPLORATION: ASCP: Laboratory Careers: Click on Cytotechnology Certification by the ASCP BOR ASCT Website: What is a Cytotechnologist? CT Program Accreditation ASC: American Society of Cytopathology
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Department of Pathology
Cytotechnology Program
School of Medicine & Health Sciences Room# 3108
501 N. Columbia Road Stop 9037
Grand Forks, ND 58202-9037
Tel: (701)777-4467. Fax: (701)777-3108
Email: kdroog@medicine.nodak.edu