What do they do?
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As specially trained clinical technologists who study human body cells, cytotechnologists examine cells to identify changes that may indicate diseases like cancer.
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Where do they work?
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Hospitals, clinics, private laboratories, universities and for other researchers.
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Educational Requirements
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Almost all have a bachelor's degree in medical or clinical technology programs that include a yearlong clinical internship in the field.
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Additional Information
If you want to learn more about the nursing opportunities at St. John Health, call us at 1-877-56-SJH-RN (1-877-567-5476).
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