The Cytotechnologist performs complex laboratory tests to aid in the screening, diagnosis, and management of pathological conditions across patients of all ages. Responsibilities include interpreting test results, maintaining quality assurance protocols, troubleshooting instruments, and possibly participating in research and education. Certification as a Cytotechnologist (ASCP) and a bachelor's degree in Cytotechnology are required, with benefits including medical coverage, retirement plans, and professional development support.