I had an one-on-one interview with the laboratory supervisor, which was arranged through my college. After the interview, I was given a tour of the lab and the facilities.

Got an email for a position to the same job that I had applied for but specifically a different posting. The email asked for me to pick a time for a 15-minute phone screening to talk about the job and talk about my qualifications. After the brief phone call with the HR department in California, I received an email to set up an in-person interview. Once I picked a time the day came and I met with the LabCorp cytogenetics supervisor for a tour of the Raleigh/Durham laboratory and an interview. The interview consisted of basic questions that anyone could google to practice. It was longer than expected but not severely difficult. Seemed like a no non-sense, facts only interviewer. Not the most friendly and rushed things.