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Cytotechnologist (CT)

Cytotechnologist (CT) - evaluates specimens to determine the presence (or absence) of cancerous cells. They also interpret specimens for pre-cancerous changes or infection as well as for inflammatory patterns.

Allied Health Field:		Cytotechnologist
Length of Training:		4 years
Education or Training Requirement:		Bachelor's Degree
Requirements for Certification, Registration or Licensure:		Registration Exam
*Earning Potential:**		$36,000 to $55,000
Where They Work:		Hospitals, private laboratories, health clinics, and public health facilities.

*The salary figures cited here are intended to give an idea of the range for what one can earn within the professions listed. Each JHS partner has its own pay scale; these figures are based on salary averages for the Year 2002. Of course, any starting salary is based on an individual's experience, level of education and training.

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