It's not a matter of whether there is a shortage or not. Most western,
developed countries, unlike the US, have strict laws forbidding
non-citizens from working, which they zealously enforce. It is virtually
impossible for a foreigner to work (legally) in the EU, for example.
Canada has different
Hello all in Histoland,
I am just curious: at most histology conferences I've attended, there's been
the general consensus that there is a histotech shortage in the US. Does anyone
know if there is a shortage anywhere else in the world? I am wondering if being
a histotech is advantageous if you
Hello Joe
This is an interesting question following on from all of the discussion
recently about uncertified techs. In Australia you need tertiary
qualifications to work in a technical position in Histology. Histologists are
regarded and paid at the same level as all other staff working in m
Howdy Histo land,
I'm posting this message for one of my current students. She graduates in
August from the Histology program and wants to know what the job market is
overseas, especially in the U.K. Any ideas? What will she have to do to be
able to work in Europe or Australia? Thanks for your tim
