Cytology our weapon against cancer

Marion is a medical laboratory scientist certified by the American Society for Clinical Pathology.  She also has a Masters degree in Clinical Laboratory Management and completed a specialist in blood banking certificate program. She has many years experience in the blood transfusion service in the U.S and in Trinidad and Tobago. In addition to the work done at Trinity she is an adjunct immunohaematology lecturer and provides non technical and technical advice to persons in need of blood, medical laboratory technologists respectively.

Jasmin has over 40 years experience in medical laboratory technology. During that time she progressed from a medical laboratory technologist to a laboratory manager and now the Director of Mediserv Cytology Training School in St. Kitts. Jasmin earned her Master’s Degree in Clinical Cytotechnology from the Imperial College London, England and has served on prestigious committees. One such committee is the Caribbean Epidemiology Center’s (CAREC) Caribbean Cervical Cancer and Prevention Control Program. Ms. Hanley has also held the post of Vice President 2009-2011, President 2013-2015 and Immediate Past President 2015-2019 of Caribbean Association of Medical Technologists (CASMET). Jasmin is a member of the International Academy of Cytology, Caribbean Cytometry Analytical Society and has published articles in the Journal of Clinical Pathology and The West Indian Journal of Medicine. Currently she trains students in the art and science of gynecological and non gynecological cytology in St. Kitts.