Travel Cytotech / Cytogenetics in Baltimore, MD

Cytotech / Cytogenetics Location: Baltimore, MD Agency: Ambition 24Hours Pay: Competitive weekly pay (inquire for details) Shift Information: Rotating - 5 days x 8 hours Contract Duration: 7 Weeks Start Date: ASAP

About the Position

Cytotechnologist Full-Time

Location: Multiple locations

Industry: Healthcare / Health Services Hospital Administration

Job Category: Medical / Health Allied

Employment Type: Full-Time

Experience Level: Entry Mid

Guaranteed Hours

Full-time (standard hospital laboratory schedule)

Estimated Pay Rate: $71,094 $106,641 annually

Job Overview

We are seeking a skilled Cytotechnologist to examine and interpret gynecologic and non-gynecologic cytology specimens accurately and efficiently in accordance with established laboratory procedures. This role supports diagnostic accuracy and patient safety through high-quality cytological evaluation and reporting.

The position requires collaboration with pathologists and healthcare teams to ensure timely and accurate diagnostic outcomes while maintaining strict compliance with laboratory standards and regulatory requirements.

Key Responsibilities

Examine and interpret gynecologic and non-gynecologic cytology specimens

Issue final diagnoses for negative GYN cytology cases

Submit non-GYN results for pathologist review and final reporting

Verify specimen acceptability and patient identification throughout processing

Maintain QC, proficiency testing, and CLIA/DHMH compliance documentation

Assist with fine needle aspiration (FNA) procedures and slide preparation

Prepare and stain cytology slides for evaluation

Input test requests and results into Cerner accurately

Maintain confidentiality and data integrity in all reporting processes

Communicate effectively with pathologists, nurses, and healthcare teams

Participate in continuing education and technical skill development

Job Requirements

Bachelor s degree in Life Sciences, Medical Technology, or related field

1 3 years of cytology or related clinical laboratory experience

ASCP Cytotechnologist certification (or equivalent) required

Strong understanding of cytology specimen evaluation and laboratory procedures

Knowledge of QC, proficiency testing, and regulatory compliance standards (CLIA/DHMH)

Experience using Cerner or similar laboratory information systems preferred

Ability to work accurately in a high-volume diagnostic laboratory environment

Strong attention to detail and commitment to patient safety

Excellent communication and collaboration skills with healthcare professionals

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