This role has a low level of AI exposure. Core skills such as adaptability, social intelligence, and complex physical tasks remain beyond the capabilities of current AI.
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A Histotechnologist prepares and processes tissue samples for examination by pathologists. You might work in hospitals, research laboratories, or diagnostic centres. Histotechnologists focus on cutting, staining, and mounting tissue specimens to facilitate accurate diagnosis. You’ll ensure samples are correctly labelled and maintained, and you may also assist in preparing reports and maintaining laboratory equipment.
Histotechnologists play a vital role in diagnostic medicine. You’ll need strong technical skills and attention to detail to ensure accurate sample preparation. Good organisational abilities and precise communication are essential for handling and documenting samples. Working effectively within a team and adhering to laboratory protocols are crucial for producing reliable results and supporting patient care.
