University of Nebraska Medical Center

Because of our constantly expanding technology in the field of science, your career opportunities in cytotechnology are nearly endless.

Overall, employment of cytotechnologists is expected to grow about as fast as the average for all occupations through the year 2005. Yet, with the advancement of new tumor identification techniques, research opportunities for cytotechnologists are increasing.

The fastest growth is expected in independent medical laboratories, as hospitals continue to send them a greater share of their testing.

Currently, the Midwest offers one of the best job markets for cytotechnologists. Many employers are now offering tuition payment and sign-on bonuses for employment contracts.