246R00000X Pathology Technician
- Definition
- An individual with knowledge of specific techniques and instruments who performs all of the routine tests in a medical laboratory and who has the ability to discriminate between similar factors that directly affect procedures and results.
- Classification
- Technician, Pathology
- Section
- Individual
Specializations
247ZC0005X
Clinical Laboratory Director (Non-physician)
A medical professional who oversees the daily operations of a clinical laboratory, ensuring that tests on blood, urine, and other body samples are performed accurately and safely. This provider manages laboratory staff, maintains quality standards, and ensures results are reliable for diagnosing and monitoring conditions such as infections, diabetes, and anemia. Patients can expect this professional to help deliver timely and precise test results that support their doctors in making informed treatment decisions.
246RH0600X
Histology Technician
A medical professional who prepares tissue samples for examination under a microscope to help diagnose diseases like cancer and infections. They work in laboratories, using special stains and equipment to process biopsies and surgical specimens. Patients can expect histology technicians to handle their tissue samples carefully and provide accurate information to pathologists, supporting the diagnosis and treatment of various health conditions.
246RM2200X
Medical Laboratory Technician
A medical professional who performs laboratory tests on blood, urine, and other body fluids to help diagnose and monitor diseases. Medical laboratory technicians prepare samples, operate laboratory equipment, and report results to doctors. They support the detection of conditions such as infections, anemia, diabetes, and cancer. Patients can expect them to handle their samples safely and ensure accurate test results for their healthcare team.
246RP1900X
Phlebotomy Technician
A medical professional who specializes in drawing blood from patients for tests, transfusions, donations, or research. Phlebotomy technicians help collect blood samples, ensure proper labeling, and maintain patient comfort during the procedure. They do not diagnose or treat conditions but play an important role in supporting laboratory testing for a wide range of health concerns, such as infections, anemia, and chronic diseases. Patients can expect careful and safe blood collection with attention to minimizing discomfort.