| From: | "Hinton, Sandy" |
Kathy
Dwyer at Methodist Hospital and Debbie Sienna at Baylor Hospital in Dallas
would both be good resources for you. I believe that Debbie coordinates study
group sessions for people who are in the process of studying for their HT
examination.
Majors
book store is close to Parkland Hospital in Dallas. Major’s carries primarily
medical books so they should be a good resource.
Hope this
info is helpful. Good Luck!
SH-UTMB
Galveston
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Message-----
From: Greg Carpenter
[mailto:glcarpenter@chatpath.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002
10:52 AM
To: HistoNet Server; Reuel
Cornelia
Subject: Re: HT/HTL exam info
I've
been paying attention to the 'study helps for certification' for some
of the histotechs working here. Just wanted to say thanks to everyone
sharing!
As to
obtaining these materials, I haven't started. I have located several
'hard to find' medical type books through Amazon.com and will start there
myself when I'm told I can spend some money for the department. I haven't
tried Ebay but it may be worth trying as well.
Greg
Carpenter
Associates
In Pathology
Chattanooga, TN
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To: histonet@pathology.swmed.edu
Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002
9:47 AM
Subject: HT/HTL
exam info
hello histonetters,
I would like to ask any information here in Dallas, Texas where i
can find a review center for HT/HTL exam. And could you possibly give me a
detailed book reviewer for this exam. somebody mentioned Carson book, Sheenan
and bancroft/gamble book. Which edition and where can we find it? Can we find
it in any barnes and noble store or you have to order it from ASCP ? I
wish you could help me with this, I want to prepare myself for this exam.
I would appreciate your help on this regard.
Reuel Cornelia
TSRH
Dallas,TX