I'm currently enrolled in a Histotechnician program at Pima Community
Collage in Tucson, AZ. What sort of feedback are you looking for? I have had
a wonderful experience in the program and seem to be getting a lot more of
the academic background on tissue and stains that some of the experienced HT
lack.

Currently the program I am enrolled in requires about two years to complete
and is an associate degree program. I've had about a year of gross anatomy
and microanatomy; as well as more basic biology classes. Right now I am
working my way through the first of two co-ops that we are required to
complete. I hope this has helped, if you need more specific details please
don't hesitate to email me.

-J Rogers



With the number of Histology Schools decreasing and the critical shortage of
> qualified Histologists, we are considering establishing a training program
> to provide the academic as well as the practical day to day applications
> necessary for anyone interested in becoming a Histologist.  I would
> appreciate any feedback from anyone who has considered this option or is
> presently in a Histology program.
> Robert King, BS, MA
> Laboratory Services Director
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