2018
DOI: 10.1093/labmed/lmy041
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Voices from the Field: Supporting the Educational Needs of Cytotechnologists

Abstract: This article highlights the educational endeavors carried out by the Workgroup in fulfilling the educational needs of practicing CTs as communicated through various data collection efforts. As CT responsibilities evolve, ASC and Workgroup efforts will continue to focus on providing educational support for current practicing CTs who need training in emerging practice areas.

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“…These education programs however are largely targeted to cytotechnology educators and practitioners rather than serving as primary training programs for new cytotechnologists. 25 The closing of education programs means fewer cytotechnologists are available for the workforce.…”
Section: Decline In Cytotechnology Education Programsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These education programs however are largely targeted to cytotechnology educators and practitioners rather than serving as primary training programs for new cytotechnologists. 25 The closing of education programs means fewer cytotechnologists are available for the workforce.…”
Section: Decline In Cytotechnology Education Programsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In response to the increasing demand in some laboratories for cytotechnologists with specific skill sets, the ASC/ASCP Workgroup has developed robust education programs such as the Advanced Cytopathology Education (ACE) workshops and the Cytotechnology Education Learning Laboratory (CELL). These education programs however are largely targeted to cytotechnology educators and practitioners rather than serving as primary training programs for new cytotechnologists 25 . The closing of education programs means fewer cytotechnologists are available for the workforce.…”
Section: Decline In Cytotechnology Education Programsmentioning
confidence: 99%