The competency units are undertaken in the workplace, so the qualification is only suitable for those employed as Assistant Anatomical Pathology Technologists.

The qualification recognises the unique role performed by Anatomical Pathology Technologists as part of the Life Science workforce, specifically their place of work being a mortuary rather than a laboratory and their need to interact with bereaved members of the public.

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