The ICCS Advocacy Committee requests your participation in the Workload Survey for Clinical Flow Cytometry Laboratories. This is so they can better advocate for clinical flow cytometry laboratories. The survey will allow the committee to gather and publish information related to current workload volumes, staffing, increasing high complexity assays and the capacity of laboratories to meet regulatory requirements.
Take the Survey >
Every January, this in-person, three-day comprehensive course covers topics relevant to technologists, laboratory scientists and pathologists working in the field of clinical flow cytometry. Get hands-on practical experience, working with a team of expert faculty.