BEING A CAP INSPECTOR MYSELF, 27 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS A DEGREED PERSON WITH KNOWLEDGE IN THE CLINICAL AND ANATOMIC LABS, I AM SORRY TO HEAR THAT YOU HAD A BAD EXPERIENCE. THE IDEA IS FOR US TO EXCHANGE IDEAS, CORRECT PROBLEMS AND SUPPORT ONE ANOTHER, AND IF THERE ARE ANY SERIOUS PROBLEMS, NOT TO BEAT EACH OTHER UP BUT TO GUIDE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTIONS, AND GIVE TIME FOR IMPROVEMENT.NO LAB I HAVE EVER
INSPECTED HAS INTENTIONALLY EVER NOT DONE THE RIGHT THINGS,SOMETIMES INTERPRETATION OF THE CAP QUESTIONS IS DIFFICULT OR CONFUSING AND PEOPLE INTERRUPT THINGS DIFFERENTLY. JUST SO YOU KNOW, IAN THE JOB IS UNPAID AND USUALLY SPECIFIC TO YOUR REGION, HOWEVER FUN NONE THE LESS. I HAVE LEARNED A GREAT DEAL FROM THE LABS I HAVE INSPECTED, ANYONE WHO WANTS TO DO THIS JUST NEEDS TO CONTACT CAP AND THERE ARE COURSES OFFERED PERIODICALLY. AGAIN I AM SORRY YOU HAD A BAD EXPERIENCE, BUT NOT ALL INSPECTORS ARE BAD.    

DANA DITTUS MT/HT BS NCA(CLS)
ANATOMIC PATHOLOGY MANAGER
ABINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
ABINGTON,PA.