If you were a Cytotechnologist . . . your job would be to study specially stained slides of human cells under the microscope. Sound boring? Not at all. Consider yourself a disease detective who studies the secret lives of cells. Your mission would be to identify minute abnormalities in cell structure. By detecting subtle changes and clues in the cells themselves, you would have the potential to help save lives by discovering certain diseases early, which is when treatment is most effective. Sound interesting? Jump to The Job to learn more.