Hello. I'm thinking about getting my HTL certification. I've been a bench scientist in both academia and biotech for 21 years, which has included pre-clinical animal research and subsequent histological applications. I've set up an histology lab and have a lot of IHC but only basic staining (mostly H&E), as well as loads of animal tissue processing and some human tissues. I have a liberal arts degree (an AB) with a biology major and a chemistry minor. We have both a DVM and a few MD's on site, but for pre-clinical and clinical research consult. I would appreciate any insight on getting certified through an online program, how many hours is required, and what kind of mentorship is necessary.
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