HA!
excellent - I ran a neuropath lab for 8 years and we ALWAYS used smears - I
used to make the smears and stain the slide - by the time the Path go to the
lab all he had to do was read them!!
...but here it is different - they insist on frozens and my techs know that
most of the time there will
The best thing for you to do is to visit the Florida society for
histotechnology website. Google the name.
René J.
--- On Tue, 10/6/09, Komal Gada kjg...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Komal Gada kjg...@gmail.com
Subject: [Histonet] Licensing?
To: histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu
Date: Tuesday,
I am seeking a Pathology Manager for a hospital system located in a great city
in the Pacific NW. The manager would oversee three supervisors who manage
Histo, Cyto and Pathology Transcription. There are about 60 Full Time
employees working under these Supervisors.
The position of Pathology
Here's the link to the Fla DOH Licensure Offices.
http://www.doh.state.fl.us/mqa/med-boards.html
Steve
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Sent: Wednesday, October 07, 2009
You could but it would be too cold and might crack the tissue.
Isopentane becomes a solid and mitagates, for lack of a better word, the
coldness of liquid nitrogen.
A good alternative would be to cool the rod with dry ice which is only
about -80C or so.
Geoff
Merced M Leiker wrote:
Hi
Hi All,
I know this question has been asked before. What is everyone doing about
cutting and preparing slides and blocks for legal purposes as well as
requests from other hospitals or patients. Is there any charges and how
much are the charges?
Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
Hi Histonetters,
I'm trying to work up CD3 on mouse tissue. I knew I would have to get
a mouse-on-mouse kit since CD3 is a rabbit polyclonal but do you use
some sort of rodent kit to eliminate background staining? My secondary
antibody is part of a multilink kit from Biogenex and is capable
We do not charge for recuts or send outs. Our Medical Records department
charges $1 per page for reports. Charging is something that we have discussed
for many years, though. I am also interested in what other institutions doe. It
takes a lot of time for packing and record keeping even if
Good Morning to All,
I have developed a fee schedule for legal cases and I have a form letter that I
send to the offices before any slides are sent. We only furnish 1 HE and 2
unstained slides per block, if tissue is adequate. We never send original
slides and we never send blocks. My
For legal cases we charge $25.00 per slide and send on their FedEx
account. We do not charge for patient referral work, it is considered a
courtesy for using our facility.
Debbie M. Boyd, HT(ASCP) I Chief Histologist I Southside Regional Medical
Center I
200 Medical Park Boulevard I
I have been charging for legal cases for years; other institutions there is no
charge---patient carte issue. We have a $60.00 search fee ( transcription
histology expense offset) ; if we recut- $25.00 for each HE; special stains-
$50; immunohistochemistry- $75.00.
Nita
Nita Searcy, HT/HTL
I would like to know how you went about establishing the search fee, there are
many times that these legal companies like Litigation management, Record trak,
central records depository that just do a mass letter requesting records, and
there is no pathology to be found, then they ask for you to
Hi;
I am looking for part-time (nights and weekends) position as a HTL or HT or
any lab position in Chicagoland area. Experience in immunohistochemistry.
Please reply to: brod...@gmail.com
Thank you
On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 11:35 AM, Paula Wilder hist...@hotmail.com wrote:
I have two full time
Dear Histonetters,
(no recruiters please)
Providence Health and Services is seeking a Pathology Manager in Portland, OR
to oversee three supervisors who manage Histo, Cyto and Pathology
Transcription. This is a new position! There are about 60 Full Time employees
working under these
Does anyone know where I can find the protocal or know the protocal for
prelabeling slides before cutting the tissue?
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I am trying a protocol that uses 0.1M Tris/0.15M sodium chloride pH7.5, which
is what I normally use. At another step in the protocol it says to wash with
0.05M Tris buffer pH 7.5.
What do I use to make the 0.05M Tris buffer? Is it a combination of Tris HCl
and Tris base without sodium
Contact State of Department of Health Division of Medical Quality Assurance.
Be careful in your selection. I did move from Va down here and the housing
(realstate) and pay hourly it is no as good we thought.
Jaime E Plata
BS. MT. HTL (ASCP)
Clinical Lab Supervisor Supervisor
State of Florida
Hello fellow histonetters, I was hoping someone can tell me how long it
is required to store patient serum for indirect immunofluorescence and
patient tissue frozen in OCT medium for direct immunofluorescence. Also,
how long do we store the slides produced by these two procedures? Also,
the source
Hi all,
I live in Los Angeles and have HT and HTL from CA.
I would like to move to Cape Cod in couple of years.
I know that one needs a special Florida license to work in Fl, but do I need a
special license from Massachusetts to be able to do histology there?
I would appreciate any info
Hi all can some one please give me the web site to apply for newyork state
license
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