To work in a histology lab, individuals often need specific educational qualifications and training.
Histotechnicians typically require an associate degree in histotechnology or a related field. They may also need certification from organizations such as the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP). Histotechnologists generally need a bachelor's degree in histotechnology, medical laboratory science, or a related discipline. They also often pursue certification from the ASCP or similar bodies. Pathologists require extensive education, including a medical degree and specialized training in pathology, often through a residency program. Lab Managers usually need a combination of education and experience, often holding a bachelor's or master's degree in a relevant field along with several years of laboratory experience.
