Hi Jackie,
I didn't read the whole topic posted, perhaps there's a repeat in my answer.
German training as "MTA" (medical technical assistent) includes histology
and histotechnolgy. So they are definitly certified in their profession with
a diploma. I think this kind of education is rather similar
Well said. Everyone should aim for certification. Those that don't will
offer myriad excuses, but it should be the standard. With any luck it
will be required one day (likely will). Whether OJT or college trained,
all should prove competency and the best way is through ASCP
certification.
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Histonetters,
I see this subject tends to illicit strong sentiments from
professionals who are impacted or have an impact on HT/HTL's (sort of
everyone on the net)?.
I am still in school, but I want to fully understand how training,
certification, and registration work for HT/HTL’s. I realize th
I have a new topic along this thread - seems to be generating a lot of
interest. What, if any, histology group, such as NSH in the US - is available
in Europe? Or any other support group for that matter. I have colleagues in
Germany who would greatly benefit from being able to interact with
