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Do you wonder how much schooling is necessary for a career in Cytotechnology?
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A career in cytotechnology offers multiple career pathways to fit each individual.
Cytotechnologists typically complete a four to five year program through an accredited college or university. College coursework includes biology, cell biology, chemistry, anatomy & physiology, and histology which can be completed at a big university or a community college. The last one to two years is spent at the cytotechnology school learning how to examine cells under a microscope.
Here are some examples of clinical lab jobs and their typical educational requirements:
Cytology Prep Technician
Cytotechnologist
- Bachelor's degree, completion of an accredited Cytotechnology program and passing of a certification exam
Cytology Supervisor
- Bachelor's degree, completion of an accredited Cytotechnology program, passing of a certification exam and three - five years of experience
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