Travel Histotechnologist

Overview

Seize the opportunity to advance your career as a Histotechnologist on a dynamic travel assignment in Wisconsin, Janesville, with a start date of February 9, 2026. This role is designed for skilled professionals who blend technical precision with a genuine commitment to patient care. You will process, embed, section, stain, and mount tissue slides, perform rigorous quality control, and support pathologists with timely, accurate diagnostics.

Your work will span a range of specimens from surgical resections to biopsies, enabling clinicians to craft treatment plans with confidence. This is your chance to apply your histology expertise in diverse clinical environments, while expanding your professional toolkit on a schedule that respects your priorities. Beyond the lab, Wisconsin offers a blend of small-town warmth and outdoor beauty—from rolling farmland to pristine lakes and forested trails—providing a rich backdrop for a fulfilling professional journey.

Janesville sits along the scenic Rock River, offering a welcoming community with affordable living, robust local amenities, and easy access to picturesque outdoor spaces. You’ll enjoy parks, trails, and cultural events that enrich your days off, along with convenient access to larger hubs in Madison and Milwaukee for weekend explorations. Working in Wisconsin also means the chance to experience the state’s renowned hospitality, a strong healthcare network, and opportunities to engage with educational and professional organizations.

For those eager to broaden horizons, this travel assignment can open doors to locations across the United States, exposing you to a variety of hospital settings, specimen types, instrumentation, and workflows while keeping your career trajectory clear and focused.

Perform routine and advanced histology processing, including tissue fixation, paraffin embedding, microtomy with precise sectioning, staining (H&E and special stains), and cover slipping. Execute accurate manual and automated staining protocols, manage slide labeling and accessioning, and maintain meticulous instrument logs. Conduct quality control checks on stains and slides, troubleshoot technical issues, and ensure compliance with CLIA, safety, and quality standards. Assist with immunohistochemistry and ancillary tests as needed, while documenting results and contributing to peer review and continuous improvement initiatives.

Leverage this assignment to broaden your technical repertoire, gain exposure to diverse tissue types, and develop expertise in advanced histology techniques, including IHC workflows and digital pathology integration. Take advantage of cross‑training opportunities, mentorship from seasoned professionals, and structured pathways for career progression within the organization.

Enjoy a weekly pay range of $2,024–$2,192, with potential for performance‑based bonuses and completion incentives. Benefit from housing assistance to ease your transition, and the possibility of contract extensions that align with your professional goals and Lab needs. The position supports extension opportunities, allowing you to deepen your experience within the specialty and build stability across assignments.

Experience comprehensive, 24/7 support while traveling with the company. From travel coordination to on‑site onboarding and lab‑specific orientation, our team is dedicated to removing barriers so you can focus on delivering high‑quality results. Note that hours and pay are estimates and may vary; final compensation packages and guaranteed hours will be confirmed during the hiring process.

The assignment commences on 02/09/2026 and runs for an assigned number of weeks, with weekly compensation reflecting your professional level, location, and contractual terms. Guaranteed Hours are 0.0, providing flexibility while still offering the potential for extended engagement depending on project needs and performance.

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