Pathologist (225-611)

A Pathologist is a medical professional specializing in the diagnosis and study of disease. Working primarily in laboratory settings, Pathologists play a vital role in patient care. They are responsible for analyzing bodily fluids and tissues to diagnose diseases, conduct postmortem examinations, and provide information critical to understanding disease progression and treatment efficacy. The findings generated by Pathologists are crucial for doctors to make informed decisions regarding patient treatment plans. A successful Pathologist combines a deep understanding of medical science with a passion for research, meticulous attention to detail, and the ability to communicate findings effectively to healthcare providers.

Responsibilities

• Analyze medical samples to identify diseases and abnormalities in tissues.
• Conduct autopsies to determine causes of death and present findings.
• Collaborate with medical personnel to provide diagnostic guidance and support.
• Perform laboratory tests on specimens such as blood, urine, and bodily fluids.
• Generate reports detailing findings and diagnostic conclusions for care providers.
• Stay updated with advances in pathology through continuous medical education.
• Ensure accuracy and precision in testing and diagnostic procedures.
• Interpret test data to assist with accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
• Maintain laboratory and equipment to meet health and safety standards.
• Participate in clinical research to advance the field of pathology.
• Train and mentor laboratory technicians and medical staff in procedures.
• Contribute to interdisciplinary collaboration for complex medical cases.

Requirements

• Doctor of Medicine (MD) with specialization in Pathology is required.
• Valid medical license to practice as a Pathologist.
• Strong analytical skills and attention to detail in data analysis.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills for report generation.
• Proficient in using laboratory equipment and clinical testing tools.
• Commitment to maintaining patient confidentiality and ethical standards.
• Adept at interpreting complex medical reports and diagnostic data.