FAQs
What are the educational requirements for the Pathology Technician position?
The position requires either an Associate degree in Life Science or 1+ years of lab experience.
What types of tasks will I be performing as a Pathology Technician?
You will be performing and interpreting test results, preparing and analyzing samples, applying aseptic techniques, and conducting routine preventive maintenance, among other responsibilities.
Is there an emphasis on teamwork for this job?
Yes, you are encouraged to participate in team goals and share information openly and in a timely manner.
How does Actalent support diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
Actalent supports diversity and inclusion through hiring diverse talent, maintaining an inclusive environment, building a culture of care and engagement, and ensuring growth opportunities for all employees.
Will I be required to perform preventive maintenance on laboratory equipment?
Yes, conducting routine preventive maintenance by cleaning, sanitizing, and quality control of equipment is part of the daily tasks.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, maintaining a high degree of technical competence through reading scientific journals and attending professional workshops is encouraged.
What safety protocols are in place for this position?
You will be expected to ensure the safety of oneself and others, follow aseptic techniques, and perform all activities in a hygienic manner.
How does Actalent address requests for accommodations related to disabilities?
If you need a reasonable accommodation, such as a modification in the job application or interviewing process due to a disability, you can email actalentaccommodation@actalentservices.com for options.
What major responsibilities will I have regarding inventory?
You will be responsible for reporting inventory and expendable supplies/materials needed for testing requirements.
Is there a focus on continued learning in the role of a Pathology Technician?
Yes, staying informed about food industry issues and trends through reading and workshops is an important part of maintaining technical competence.