April 22, 2018
Episode Title: ACL Laboratories-Wisconsin
Featuring: Janet McKnight
Janet’s Advice for Becoming a Histologist: “I would recommend becoming a lab assistant, we have seen so much success learning that foundation as a lab assistant at the ground level, so they understand what the work would be, so they’re not investing that time in a school before they really know what they want to be.”
Episode Description: In this episode, Janet McKnight, the Director of Anatomic Pathology for Wisconsin ACL Laboratories, discusses how ACL’s training practices have helped them keep their lab staffed, while so many suffer shortages. ACL has been lucky enough to have their own histology school, which has helped them grow their lab assistants into full time histotechs, through the school’s one-year program.
April 20, 2018
Episode Title: Johns Hopkins Hospital
Featuring: Katina Williams Stewart
Katina's Requirements to Work in Histology: "Having that type of personality, where you don’t mind being around people”
Episode Description: In this episode, Katina, the lab manager at Johns Hopkins Hospital, discusses the challenges of working in a large, fast paced laboratory, her struggles retaining qualified staff, and the importance of a good attitude in the workplace.
February 9, 2018
Episode Title: Tips for a Winning Application
Featuring NSH Members: Liz Chlipala
In this episode, NSH Awards Committee Chair, Liz Chlipala, concludes the Awardscast Series, with some insider tips for submitting a winning application.
Click here to learn more about how to apply for NSH's awards and scholarships.
February 8, 2018
Episode Title: Lee Luna Foreign Travel Scholarship
Featuring NSH Members: LaVinia Ray and Debra Wood
In this episode, LaVinia Ray sits down with the 2017 recipient of the Lee Luna Foreign Travel Scholarship, Debbie Wood, to discuss her plans to start a histology lab at a leprosy hospital in Nepal.
Click here to learn more about the Lee Luna Foreign Travel Scholarship!
February 7, 2018
Episode Title: Scholarships for New Members
Featuring NSH Members: Monty Hyten and Allison Carrion
In this episode, PR Chair, Monty Hyten talks with Allison Carrion, recipient of the 2017 Thermo Fisher Scientific Educational Scholarship, about the scholarship opportunities available for new members, and the ways in which Allison has become involved in NSH over the last year.
Click here to learn more about the Professional Scholarships.
February 6, 2018
Episode Title: Scholarships for Continuing Education
Featuring NSH Members: Julie Trejo
In this episode, Julie Trejo, recipient of the 2015 Frank J. Monek Scholarship and the 2017 Leica Leadership in Management Scholarship, discusses her career path, and the role of NSH scholarships in her decision to attend Fontbonne University and pursue higher education.
Click here to learn more about the Leica Leadership in Management Scholarship.
February 3, 2018
Episode Title: Newcomer Helping Hand Scholarship
Featuring NSH Members: Beth Cox and Christina White
In this episode, Christina White, recipient of the Newcomer Helping Hand Scholarship, shares her plans for creating a histology mentorship program in New Jersey inner city schools.
Click here to learn more about the Newcomer Helping Hand Scholarship.
December 11, 2017
This podcast is part of the 2017 NSH Symposium/Convention Poster Podcast Series. The lead author of this poster is Dylan Steiner. For more information on the author and to view the abstract, visit The Block.
December 8, 2017
This podcast is part of the 2017 NSH Symposium/Convention Poster Podcast Series. The lead author of this poster is Christine Reichard. For more information on the author and to view the abstract, visit The Block.
December 6, 2017
This podcast is part of the 2017 NSH Symposium/Convention Poster Podcast Series. The lead author of this poster is Anna Hughes. For more information on the author and to view the abstract, visit The Block.
