Salary: Position Summary: The Mohs Histology Technician is responsible for the preparation, cutting, staining, and microscopic mounting of tissue specimens from Mohs micrographic surgical procedures. This position plays a critical role in supporting the Mohs surgeon by ensuring high-quality, accurate histological slides for timely diagnosis and treatment of skin cancer.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Accurately prepare and process Mohs tissue specimens following standard protocols and physician preferences. Perform cryosectioning using a cryostat to produce high-quality tissue slides. Stain, cover slip, and label slides for microscopic evaluation by the Mohs surgeon. Ensure proper orientation and mapping of tissue samples to maintain accurate margins. Maintain specimen identification integrity at all times to prevent sample errors. Ensure cleanliness and maintenance of laboratory equipment, especially the cryostat. Follow all OSHA and CLIA regulations for specimen handling and laboratory safety. Document and maintain quality control and quality assurance logs. Maintain adequate inventory of lab supplies and order as necessary. Communicate effectively with the Mohs surgeon and medical staff to support patient flow and timely treatment. Assist in training or orienting new staff in histology processes, if needed. Participate in ongoing education and training in Mohs histotechnology. Perform other related tasks or duties as assigned.

Qualifications: High School Diploma or equivalent. Experience in Mohs histology preferred; dermatology experience a plus. Familiarity with cryostats, staining techniques, and tissue mapping. Attention to detail, strong organizational skills, and ability to work in a fast-paced environment. Certification (HT/HTL-ASCP) is preferred but not always required depending on state and facility.

Working Conditions: Laboratory/clinical environment with exposure to chemicals, biological specimens, and sharp instruments. Standing for extended periods and manual dexterity required for fine motor tasks. Must wear PPE and follow infection control protocols.