It depends on your State regulations, but from the general training point of view I think she can.
  René J.

Jennie Jenkins  wrote:
  Can an MLT work in histology? She would be embedding, cutting, staining, 
cover slipping, labeling, filing, requisitioning and setting up the 
gross. If possible we could have her trained to gross in anything that 
would not require "cutting", like GI biopsies.

Jennie Jenkins, PA(ASCP)
Southside Community Hospital
800 Oak Street
Farmville, Virginia 23901



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