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Whether you're an experienced laboratory professional, a new graduate or currently a student in the sciences, we invite you to explore a life-changing lab career at Mayo Clinic. Mayo Clinic’s Department of Laboratory Medicine & Pathology offers various career paths ranging from entry level to highly specialized. 

Here, you will be a valued member of an outstanding healthcare team at one of the world's leading healthcare institutions. 

The Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology's (DLMP) mission is to provide the highest quality laboratory and pathology services to the patients, physicians and others we serve. 

Our Stories:

Hear from Mayo Clinic staff about their life-changing careers in various roles within the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology (DLMP):

Hear from Olyvia about her role in as a Histotech Assistant at Mayo Clinic.

Hear from Brooke about her role as an Outpatient Phlebotomist at Mayo Clinic.

Hear from Haley about her role as a Donor Services Phlebotomist at Mayo Clinic.

Hear from Lina about her role as a Lab Processing Assistant at Mayo Clinic.

Hear from Pauline about her role in Phlebotomy at Mayo Clinic.

Hear from Danielle about her role as a Lab Assistant at Mayo Clinic.

Hear from Dane about a role in Histology at Mayo Clinic.

Hear from Ashley about her role as a Cytotechnologist at Mayo Clinic.

Hear from Andrew about his role as a Lab Supervisor at Mayo Clinic.

Hear from Dalena about her role as a Clinical Laboratory Technologist at Mayo Clinic.

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