Travel histology jobs involve studying and researching tissue samples in a medical lab. As a histotechnician, your primary responsibilities are to use microscopic evidence and pathology techniques to help diagnose conditions and diseases. In your role as a traveling histotechnologist, you may cut and freeze a specimen of tissue, transport it to a lab, select tissue specimens to examine, and stain or treat the tissue with reagents to clarify particular details. Since this is a traveling position, many histotechnologists only spend a few months in each location before moving on to another post. New jobs are often found through agencies that help to place workers where they are most needed.