Yolanda,
I am not a lab manager or supervisor, but I can tell you from
experience as a technician.  I could probably do 150 myself or more
depending on the tissue.
 
Robyn
OHSU
Portland, Or

>>> Yolanda Maldonado  11/18/2004 1:58:07 PM
>>>

Hello everyone:
This is a question for lab managers and supervisors
I would like to know what would be an average number of blocks that a
Histotechnician can handle on a 7 hour working day; from embedding to
coverslipping (only coverslipping is done on machine) Has anyone done a
study on this?
I should say that my lab works mostly with animal tissue of which, 50%
is complete mice necropsies (i.e. small pieces of tissue -sometimes up
to 6 organs in one cassette), the rest is usually only one piece of
tissue per cassette. One H&E/cassette
I would appreciate any input on this.
Thanks in advance
Patricia Maldonado HT (ASCP)
MSKCC


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